Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki to discuss bilateral relations and regional issues, including the crises in Sudan and Libya.
Egypt, Eritrea confer on Sudan conflict, Red Sea tensions Read More »
Stateless Kenyans like Abdi Khalif Aden have spent a lifetime trying to obtain national ID cards, a struggle that has left them unable to vote, travel, or access public services, as the government’s recent reforms face questions over implementation.
Stateless Kenyans face lifelong battle to secure identification Read More »
Niger is turning to satellite broadband, specifically Starlink, to bridge its digital divide and provide internet access to remote rural areas where traditional infrastructure is lacking or has been damaged by conflict.
High-speed internet reaches Niger’s desert regions via Starlink Read More »
Congo and M23 rebels blame each other for deadly explosions at a rally in Bukavu that killed 13 people, further escalating tensions in the conflict-ridden eastern region.
Tensions rise as Congo and rebels trade blame for attack Read More »
Zambia and Tanzania have urged an immediate ceasefire and peace talks in eastern DR Congo to end ongoing violence and prevent a regional crisis.
Zambia and Tanzania urge peace talks to end Congo conflict Read More »
Mali’s renowned Festival sur le Niger, a celebration of Malian arts and culture, took place amidst significant political shifts in West Africa.
Segou Festival reflects West Africa’s political shifts Read More »
The blasts occurred shortly after a speech by Corneille Nangaa, leader of the Alliance Fleuve.
Blasts at M23 rally in eastern Congo kill 11 and injure 65 Read More »
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo suspect that a deadly illness that has killed at least 50 people is likely malaria or food poisoning, not an unknown disease.
Deadly illness in Congo likely linked to malaria and food poisoning Read More »
A Senegalese lawmaker, Mouhamadou Ngom, a close ally of former President Macky Sall, has been charged with money laundering, fraud of public funds, and criminal association.
Senegal lawmaker faces fraud and money laundering charges Read More »
The funding cuts, which affect the PEPFAR program, threaten to disrupt vital treatment and prevention efforts in a country with one of the highest HIV rates in the world.
US funding cuts threaten South Africa’s HIV fight Read More »
