Ivory Coast says that French troops will leave the country starting January 2025, becoming the latest African nation to downscale military ties with its former colonial power.

Benin on Tuesday protested remarks by Niger's ruling junta chief accusing its neighbour of involvement in terrorist acts and summoned a Nigerien diplomat "for clarifications".

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara said on Tuesday that French forces would withdraw from the West African nation, continuing the former colonial power's military exit from the region. Speaking ...

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara announced the withdrawal of French forces from the nation, marking a step towards ...

As Orano SA prepares to launch its $1.6 billion uranium project in Mongolia, observers point to a significant supply chain ...

A young tailor named Murtala Hassan was reported killed by suspected hoodlums on Sunday in Niger State. DAILY POST learnt ...

Asari Dokubo was recognised as His Royal Majesty, the Amanyanabo of Torusarama Piri in the Degema LGA of Rivers State.

An unprecedented explosion of conflicts has carved a trail of death and destruction across Africa—yet gone largely unnoticed ...

The Defence headquarters said on Tuesday, December 31st 2024 that combined ground, sea and air forces prosecuting the war ...

The federal government has reiterated its dedication to fostering peace and stability in West Africa, expressing deep concern over recent ...

The Federal Government has assured that it will never take any action to undermine the sovereignty of neigbouring Niger ...