- 4 June, 2026
Russia reportedly pulling forces out of bases in Syria’s north-east
There has been no official statement from Moscow about the withdrawal from Qamishli…Read More
South Sudanese government insists it is not at war despite heavy fighting
This latest clashes between factions loyal to President Salva Kiir and his long-time rival, Riek Machar, erupted in late December
Prolonged drought in Kenya leaves millions vulnerable
The National Drought Management Authority has put about nine counties on alert, as two million people face worsening food insecurity…Read
In surprise new policy, migrants living in Spain without permission can apply for legal residency
Immigrants living and working in Spain without authorisation will soon be able to apply for legal residency and permission to
Teachers strike in Gabon continues to paralyse education system
Angered by a 10 year freeze on wages, thousands of teachers have been staying away from class for over a
Israel agrees to ‘limited reopening’ of Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza
Israel pledged to reopen the Rafah crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip once the search for the last hostage’s
Senegalese PM Ousmane Sonko dismisses AFCON tensions with Morocco
During a visit to Rabat on Monday, Sonko described post-AFCON tensions between Senegalese and Moroccan football fans as “excesses” only
Sudan’s vital gold industry hit by ongoing conflict, collapsing trade ties
Sudan’s gold industry, a key source of foreign currency, is reeling under ongoing conflict, infrastructure damage, and collapsing trade ties…Read
In Ivory Coast, cocoa farmers have nobody to sell their produce to
The West African country is home to thousands of smallholder cocoa farmers, who are the backbone of the world’s largest
Sudan: Volunteers plant trees to make Khartoum greener amid reconstruction
Volunteers of the “Green Khartoum” initiative are hoping to plant 1,000 trees in the Sudanese capital, where reconstruction is underway…Read