An August 30th crackdown by Congolese soldiers on demonstrators protesting the presence of UN peacekeepers in the country led to a minimum of “57 casualties,” according to Interior Minister Peter Kazadi.
Funerals held for victims of DR Congo anti-UN rally shootings Read More »
Approximately 30 assailants were “neutralized” during the attack on Sunday, which the army attributed to “terrorists.”
Militant attack claims lives of 5 soldiers in northern Mali Read More »
The accident occurred while soldiers were patrolling Boni Forest in Lamu, which is notorious for being hideout for Somali-based al-Shabaab terror group, says official statement
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The idea of offering reparations or taking other actions to address the legacy of slavery has a lengthy history, but it has gained significant traction globally in recent times, driven by increasing calls from African and Caribbean nations.
UN urges nations consider slavery reparations despite legal hurdles Read More »
The world’s youngest nation has faced significant challenges since gaining independence from Sudan in 2011, including enduring a five-year civil war that claimed the lives of nearly 400,000 people before a peace agreement was finally signed in 2018.
S. Sudan faction stages walkout from parliament in protest of election act Read More »
UNICEF expressed deep concern that “many thousands of newborns” among the 333,000 babies expected before the end of the year are at risk of not surviving.
UN warns of rising child mortality in Sudan amid deepening health crisis Read More »
A witness in Port Sudan reported an “exchange of gunfire between the army and a militia led by Sheba Darar,” a leader hailing from the local Beja tribe.
Witnesses report clashes in Port Sudan for first time since war began Read More »
11 bridges collapsed due to floods, including 2 bridges linking devastated Derna with cities of Soussa and al-Qubba.
Tripoli-based unity govt reports 70% infrastructure damage in east Libya Read More »
Once the largest open-cast mine in the nation, the site has undergone a transformation to compensate for dwindling diamond reserves. De Beers invested a substantial two billion dollars in an extensive underground mining venture, concluding open pit mining in December.
20 De Beers workers lose their lives in South Africa Read More »
Sudan’s tea culture has deep historical roots, dating back to the times of the ancient Nubian kingdoms
A taste of Sudan’s beloved tea culture Read More »
