Africa
Burkina Faso suspends major student union amid protest
The military government in Burkina Faso suspends a key student group after allegations of terrorism.
Sudan
Legal complaints target al-Savanna over al-Nuhud looting claims
Sudan commander al-Savanna faces looting complaints
Sudan
Sudan refugees face rising Ebola risks in crowded camps
Health experts warn that poor sanitation in camps could accelerate the spread of Ebola.
Sudan
US condemns Burhan’s army strike that killed 28 Sudanese
Washington called for an immediate humanitarian truce after deadly airstrikes shook Sudan.
Savanna’s son pledges loyalty to RSF commander Dagalo
A viral video shows Al-Savanna’s son backing RSF fighters despite disagreements with his father.
Kais Saied pardons a Tunisian lawmaker ahead of Eid holiday
Lawmaker Ahmed Saidani is free after a Tunisian presidential pardon released over a thousand people.
Trump increases the US refugee limit for Afrikaners only
Trump raises the U.S. refugee cap by 10,000 spots specifically for white South African Afrikaners.
Zambia expects a historic maize harvest of nearly 5 million tons
Favorable weather drives Zambia toward a record maize crop that surpasses its total annual demand.
