US funding cuts shut dozens of health facilities in Sudan
Nearly 474,000 people have lost access to health, nutrition, water and protection services after US funding cuts
UNESCO warns 65,000 at risk of landslides in Sudan’s Red Sea hills
UNESCO says Sudan’s Red Sea hills are the country’s most landslide-prone area, with 65,000 people at risk
Thousands flee Ebola-hit Congo camp, raising spread fears
Thousands have fled an Ebola-hit camp in eastern Congo, complicating efforts to trace contacts and contain the outbreak
Thousands rally in Nyala in support of TASIS peace government
Thousands demonstrated in Nyala in support of the transitional peace government and called for probes into alleged chemical weapons use
Military intelligence blamed for Wadi Halfa fuel station shutdown
Military intelligence personnel allegedly disrupted operations at Wadi Halfa’s only working fuel station
Explosions rock Addis Ababa as Ethiopia conflict escalates
Blasts rocked parts of Addis Ababa as Ethiopia’s northern conflict intensified and opposition forces claimed drone strikes
Trump weighs Iran strike or deal as Rubio orders delegation out of US
Trump leaves open another Iran strike or a deal as Rubio orders Tehran’s delegation out following stalled New York talks
Tinubu defends economic reforms ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 election
Tinubu says Nigeria’s economy is improving as he prepares to seek re-election in January 2027
