Terror Strike in Northwest Nigeria as Gunmen Abduct 25 Schoolgirls, Kills...
A pre-dawn attack on a high school in northwestern Nigeria on Monday has left a community in agony, after gunmen abducted 25 schoolgirls and...
Lesotho community left in ruins by highway project
A Lesotho parliamentary report has revealed extensive damage, poor oversight, and irregular compensation linked to a R1.9-billion road infrastructure project.
Villagers say the...
Political Rift Erupts Between Senegal’s President and Prime Minister
A fierce public power struggle has erupted between Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, shaking the nation's ruling coalition...
Civilians Fleeing Al-Fashir Report Atrocities and Famine as RSF Tightens Grip
Disturbing new accounts from women who have escaped the Sudanese city of Al-Fashir detail a campaign of killings, systematic rape, and the disappearance of...
Humanitarian Operations on the Brink of Collapse in North Darfur, UN...
A severe humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in Sudan’s North Darfur, where tens of thousands of displaced people are facing desperate shortages of food, water,...
UN Demands Probe Into Protest Deaths as Tanzania Charges Hundreds with...
The United Nations human rights chief has called for an investigation into the alleged killings of hundreds of people during protests following last month's...
Tanzania Charges 76 with Treason Following Disputed Election
Tanzanian authorities have formally charged 76 individuals with treason, court documents revealed Friday, in the wake of widespread unrest linked to the country's highly...
Sudanese Army Says It Intercepted RSF Drone Strikes on Two Cities
The Sudanese Armed Forces announced on Friday that it had successfully intercepted a series of drone strikes launched overnight by the paramilitary Rapid Support...
Opposition Accuses Tanzanian Forces of Hiding Bodies After Election
Tanzania’s government is facing escalating international and domestic concern over lethal violence during and after last week’s election, as the nation's main opposition party...
Nigeria Rejects Genocide Claims
Nigeria’s Foreign Minister has forcefully rejected recent allegations of a state-backed “genocide” against Christians in the country, asserting that such government-supported religious persecution is...
Tanzania Partially Restores Internet with Stark Warning Against Image Sharing
Internet access was partially restored in Tanzania on Monday night after a near-total, week-long blackout, but the return of connectivity came with a severe...
Global Hunger Monitor Declares Famine in Two Sudanese Cities Amid Ongoing...
A United Nations-backed global hunger monitor has officially confirmed famine conditions in two Sudanese cities for the first time, marking a devastating milestone in...
