Gambia police fire tear gas as blackout protests spread
Gambians protested prolonged blackouts as police used tear gas and pressure mounted on President Adama Barrow
Gambia police fire tear gas as blackout protests spread Read More »
Gambians protested prolonged blackouts as police used tear gas and pressure mounted on President Adama Barrow
Gambia police fire tear gas as blackout protests spread Read More »
Senegal says it will reprofile rather than restructure its debt as it tackles $3.5 billion in arrears and seeks to restore public finances
Senegal must clear $3.5 billion arrears as it moves to reprofile debt Read More »
A failed mutiny in Niger is exposing deeper tensions inside Sahel armies as militant groups expand and frontline soldiers grow increasingly frustrated
Failed Niger mutiny raises fears of deeper military unrest in Sahel Read More »
Houthi missile and drone attacks struck four Saudi cities, injuring 73 people and setting fires at oil facilities
Iran-backed Houthis widen war with attacks on Saudi Arabia Read More »
AU Chair Évariste Ndayishimiye met a TASIS delegation in Gitega and later reportedly discussed Sudan peace efforts directly with Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo
AU chair discusses Sudan peace with Dagalo after TASIS talks Read More »
Dagalo’s journey from Darfur commander to national powerbroker highlights Sudan’s changing balance of power
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo: From Sudan’s margins to centre of power Read More »
Tigray officials say a new drone strike south of Mekelle caused casualties, amid growing fears of renewed fighting with Ethiopia’s federal forces
Tigray authorities accuse Ethiopia of new drone strike Read More »
Chemical weapons claims could turn Port Sudan into a new flashpoint for Red Sea energy security and regional oil flows
Sudan chemical weapons allegations could disrupt Red Sea oil routes Read More »
ICRC data shows more than 11,000 people remain missing in Sudan as war, displacement and insecurity continue to separate families
More than 11,000 people missing in Sudan, ICRC figures show Read More »
The UN denounced a violent breach of one of its Tripoli offices as tensions over migrants and refugees continue to rise in Libya
UN condemns violent storming of agency office in Tripoli Read More »