Africa
Mer Group lands €46m. in West African intelligence, cyber contracts
As AI transforms the counterterrorism battlefield, more and more countries are turning to combat proven Israeli technology
Voices from the Arab Press: Why Arabs are betting on Eisenkot, and why they may be disappointed
The Tana Forum proves that Africa’s future must be forged through economic sovereignty - opinion
Machete wielding mob attack health workers responding to Ebola in Congo
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in patient who arrived from Uganda
Health Minister Muhammad Ali Pate told the public broadcaster that the female patient had traveled from Uganda in East Africa.
Doomsday preacher convicted of mass murder of 190 children, starvation deaths in Kenya cult case
The former taxi driver founded the Good News International Church in 2003, preaching increasingly apocalyptic sermons and urging his followers to starve themselves and their children to death.
Attack on convoy in Nigeria's Borno kills 15, soldiers say
Ten Nigerian soldiers and five members of a civilian force were killed in a landmine explosion and gunfire in northeastern Borno state, where Boko Haram insurgents remain active.
Kenya confirms eighth Ebola case as regional outbreak spreads
Kenya has been on heightened alert, as a major Ebola outbreak centered in Congo has spread across borders in the region.
From Gondar to Zanzibar: Uncovering the Wonders of Northeast Africa
Embark on a captivating journey to eastern Africa on this episode of the Jerusalem Post Podcast Travel Edition.
Could Egyptian military deployment in Somalia upset Horn of Africa balance of power? - analysis
This potentially important development comes as Pakistan and Turkey may also be deploying forces to Saudi Arabia to support the Kingdom’s defenses against the Houthis.
Ethiopian-Eritrean fighting raises fears of wider war as Egypt builds Red Sea alliance - analysis
Drone strikes in northern Ethiopia, competing claims over Red Sea access, and a new four-country diplomatic alignment threaten to deepen instability across the Horn of Africa.
Namibia arrests Iranian women claiming to be Israeli, mistaken for Yahalomis
Rabbi Yosef Rahimi, the Chabad Lubavitch emissary in Namibia, told Walla that he immediately realized the two women were Iranian when he met them at the police station.
Mali troops re-enter strategic northern town in years-long fight against insurgents
The goals of the operations included neutralizing armed groups operating in the area, destroying their supply networks and restoring "lasting security" and free movement for people and goods.
Somaliland seeks deeper security ties with Israel, sees Turkey as growing threat
A senior Somaliland adviser said Hargeisa wants Israel to bolster its defenses against Turkey, pointing to Turkish fighter jets, drones and growing military cooperation with Somalia.
