- 28 March, 2026
‘Freedom: The Destiny of Shewit’ documents young Eritrean woman’s pursuit of the life she wants
Eritrean refugee Shewit arrived in Geneva aged just 15. Swiss director Anne-Frederique Widmann documented her journey towards emancipation…Read More
Iran says over 50 cultural sites damaged in U.S. and Israeli strikes
Officials said on Sunday that 56 sites were affected, including museums, historic government buildings, traditional bazaars and mosques across the
Observers note low turnout in Congo-Brazzaville presidential polls
The elections on Sunday are widely expected to extend incumbent President Denis Sassou Nguesso’s decades-long rule…Read More
Investigation finds Israeli group behind Palestinian evacuation flights
About 150 Palestinians landed in Johannesburg in November – one of at least three flights filled with Gazans to have
Moroccan men give traditional thanks to women for holy month cooking
Known as the “right of salt”, it’s an age-old tradition in the Maghreb showing gratitude for efforts made to prepare
More than 50 African migrants rescued from boat in central Mediterranean
The operation on Friday evening was the second sea rescue of the day for Italian NGO Organisation Emergency…Read More
African economic growth threatened as oil prices surge
An expert says most African countries have fuel reserves for just 15 to 25 days, compared to the International Energy
Two pastors, one mission: standing with Haitian migrants in Ohio USA
One grew up in rural Haiti amid poverty and violence. The other in Michigan as a “blue-collar farm kid.” In
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine flees country due to threats
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine announced Saturday that he has fled the country to escape a military-led manhunt following January’s
Senegal makes $471 Million debt payment but faces tough times head
Senegal successfully paid nearly half a billion dollars in debt obligations on Friday, avoiding default, but spending cuts, delayed payments