Tanzania Heads to Elections Amid Accusations of Intensifying Repression and a...
As Tanzania prepares for a presidential election on October 29th, a new report from Amnesty International alleges a severe intensification of political repression, casting...
South Sudan’s Security Situation Deteriorates Significantly, Peace Monitors Warn
A new report from the country's peace monitoring commission has raised alarms about a major and rapid decline in security across South Sudan, citing...
Drone Strikes Delay Khartoum Airport Reopening as UNICEF Official Warns of...
A planned reopening of Khartoum's main airport was abruptly delayed following a series of drone strikes, a stark reminder of the ongoing civil war...
Civilians Forced Underground as RSF Strikes Intensify in Sudan’s Darfur
A relentless campaign of drone and rocket strikes by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) is forcing residents of El Fasher to seek refuge in...
Drone Strike Hits Khartoum Airport, Derailing Planned Reopening and Displacement Efforts
A drone strike struck the vicinity of Khartoum International Airport early Tuesday, causing panic and raising serious doubts about the airport's planned reopening, which...
Madagascar’s Youth Protesters Decry New Prime Minister, Vow Continued Mobilization
A wave of discontent is sweeping through Madagascar's Gen Z population following the appointment of a new Prime Minister by the country's coup-installed leader,...
ZANU-PF Pushes for Constitutional Change to Extend Mnangagwa’s Presidency to 2030
A significant political confrontation is unfolding in Zimbabwe following a resolution by the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) to amend...
Hundreds of Thousands Flee Renewed Violence in South Sudan, Finding Refuge...
More than 300,000 people have fled South Sudan this year as escalating violence between rival factions forces a new wave of displacement, according to...
ZANU-PF Directs Government to Implement Presidential Term Extension, Aiming for 2030
Zimbabwe's ruling party, ZANU-PF, has formally directed its party structures and the government to enact measures that would extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's tenure by...
How Zimbabwe is suppressing journalism
Journalism is increasingly treated as a crime in Zimbabwe.
State surveillance, arrests and detentions have created a climate of fear in newsrooms, and a new...
Lesotho families, moved to make way for a dam, lose court...
Five families who were moved to make way for the Mohale Dam in the Lesotho mountains have lost a court battle over compensation.
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Lesotho permit: A lifeline for Basotho workers facing collapse of textile...
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has announced the extension of the Lesotho Exemption Permits by another 18 months.
The announcement comes weeks after...
