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South Africa to probe Iran’s role in naval drills that angered US

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 16:34

The controversy comes at a sensitive time for Pretoria, which is trying to repair strained relations with the United States. Ties have worsened under President Donald Trump’s admi…

The controversy comes at a sensitive time for Pretoria, which is trying to repair strained relations with the United States. Ties have worsened under President Donald Trump’s administration, which has accused South Africa of anti-American policies, imposed steep trade tariffs

Tension grips Kampala as Museveni leads and residents await election results

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 16:07

Kampala remained tense and unusually quiet on Friday as Ugandans waited for the final results of the presidential election, with uncertainty gripping the capital.

Kampala remained tense and unusually quiet on Friday as Ugandans waited for the final results of the presidential election, with uncertainty gripping the capital.

Cameroon opposition leader denies talks with government

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 15:23

His party, the Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon, has also announced it will boycott upcoming parliamentary and municipal elections, arguing that participation would le…

His party, the Front for the National Salvation of Cameroon, has also announced it will boycott upcoming parliamentary and municipal elections, arguing that participation would legitimise what it calls electoral wrongdoing.

Deadly floods sweep Southern Africa as authorities warn of more heavy rains

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 14:41

Torrential rains and devastating floods have killed dozens of people across southern Africa, with authorities warning that more severe weather is still to come.

Torrential rains and devastating floods have killed dozens of people across southern Africa, with authorities warning that more severe weather is still to come.

Russia’s new ambassador presents credentials in Niger as ties deepen

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 14:39

Russia’s new ambassador to Niger presented his credentials on Thursday to the West African country’s military leader, as the two nations continue to strengthen ties.

Russia’s new ambassador to Niger presented his credentials on Thursday to the West African country’s military leader, as the two nations continue to strengthen ties.

AFCON 2025: Who is leading the Golden Boot race?

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 14:32

Brahim Díaz continues to lead the Golden Boot race at the 2025 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations, holding onto top spot as Morocco seal their place in the final on home grou…

Brahim Díaz continues to lead the Golden Boot race at the 2025 TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations, holding onto top spot as Morocco seal their place in the final on home ground.

Gaza air strike by Israel kills Hamas commander and four others

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 14:29

An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed five, including a commander of Hamas' Al Qassam Brigades. Hamas called it an assassination, accusing Israel of escalating tensions.

An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed five, including a commander of Hamas' Al Qassam Brigades. Hamas called it an assassination, accusing Israel of escalating tensions.

Africa's water challenges grow as climate change escalates

African Business • 16 Jan 2026, 13:59

Water infrastructure developments in North Africa provide a possible model for other parts of the continent

Water infrastructure developments in North Africa provide a possible model for other parts of the continent

The Libyan filmmaker who fights for the return of cinema to his country

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 13:57

Libya's capital Tripoli was once home to a flourishing cinema scene. But the dictatorship by Muammar Gaddafi and the Libyan civil war led to the disappearance of all cinemas and f…

Libya's capital Tripoli was once home to a flourishing cinema scene. But the dictatorship by Muammar Gaddafi and the Libyan civil war led to the disappearance of all cinemas and filmmaking in the city. One director is trying to change that.

DR Congo’s mining boom puts community forests at risk Likasi, DR Congo

Africanews EN • 16 Jan 2026, 13:29

Forest rangers say pressure is mounting. Corneille Makonga recalls how a powerful individual arrived with heavy machinery, claiming to have purchased the community’s forest despit…

Forest rangers say pressure is mounting. Corneille Makonga recalls how a powerful individual arrived with heavy machinery, claiming to have purchased the community’s forest despite villagers holding official documents. He says the attempt amounted to a land grab.

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