The U.N.’s chief human rights official, Volker Tuerk, is calling for an end to the use of lethal force by Chadian security forces who reportedly
Peace talks on the war in Ethiopia will start on Monday in South Africa, the African Union said Friday, following earlier commitments by the government
On our radar Fears over civilian atrocities as conflict rages in Tigray Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict has taken yet another turn for the worse in the
The World Health Organization warns Africa’s COVID-19 vaccination coverage has stagnated, putting the continent’s 1.2 billion people at higher risk for this ever-evolving virus. New
The British Defense Ministry says it is seeking to ensure retired members of the British Royal Air Force who were recruited via a South African
Egypt, an African nation of more than 106 million people, finds itself at the heart of two of the largest and most pressing challenges the
GABORONE, BOTSWANA — Cattle farmers in Botswana, one of Africa’s top beef exporters to the European Union, have welcomed renewed beef exports to Europe. The
The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has rolled out a programme to foster financial education among journalists based in Kisumu County. MCK has partnered with