DR Congo government spokesperson Patrick Muyaya has accused former President Joseph Kabila of launching an 'all-out attack' against the Republic through his new political-military alliance, warning that the move could cost civilian lives.
Student protesters blocked access to the Louvre Museum in Paris, leaving crowds of frustrated tourists stranded outside and sparking heated confrontations.
This comes as French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu proposed localised curfews nationwide amid escalating unrest.
Looters leave smashed stores amid shattered glass in Parish
Shops were ransacked and storefronts smashed as widespread looting and violence accompanied nationwide protests against rising living costs in Paris on Saturday.
The United Nations General Assembly in New York has elected Zambia to serve on the 47-member Human Rights Council for the 2027 to 2029 term.
Zambia secured 177 votes out of 181 valid ballots cast, the highest number of votes among the 15 countries elected this year.
Botswana President Duma Boko says China is the only economy in the world that has both the desire, appetite and the capability to participate in infrastructure and other types of development in SADC.
Middle East tensions and volatile oil prices took centre stage at African Energy Week in Cape Town, where ministers, executives and investors weighed the risks - and potential opportunities - for the continent's energy sector.
The United States and Zambia have signed a health cooperation agreement worth about N$40 billion in Lusaka on Thursday.
The signing ended nearly a year of contentious negotiations over patient data and mineral rights that had threatened to derail the partnership.
Properties were set ablaze and shops looted in the South African city of Durban over the weekend, as anti-immigration protests erupted into violence, prompting police to step up security.
Foreign and South African business owners scrambled for safety as anti-immigrant protests swept through Durban's city centre on Friday, with crowds clashing and police struggling to contain the violence following a day of attacks on shops and vehicles.
Hundreds of anti-immigration protesters took to the streets of Durban on Thursday, with vehicles set ablaze and foreign-owned businesses targeted as unrest swept through the city centre.
