- 13 May, 2026
Death toll in South Africa shooting rises to 12 after one victim dies in hospital
The death toll in Saturday’s shooting at an unlicensed bar near South Africa’s capital Pretoria has risen to 12 after
Thousands flee South as fighting intensifies days after DRC and Rwanda recommit to peace deal
The eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is once again descending into chaos. Thousands of people are on the move,
Rwanda signs $228 agreement with US under Washington’s new aid model
The United States and Rwanda have signed a $228 million agreement aimed at strengthening Rwanda’s health sector while promoting long-term
Somali migrant recounts torture in Libya but says hope for a better life still drives him
Awale is one of hundreds of thousands of Somalis who have fled decades of conflict and hardship. While many seek
Avatar: Fire and Ash explores trust, loss, and family fracture, says Zoe Saldaña
Saldaña explains that Neytiri’s willingness to follow her partner Jake Sully contrasts sharply with her own personality…Read More
3-year-old boy among 11 people killed in South Africa shooting
At least 11 people have been killed in a shooting at a hostel in South Africa. Three minors including a
Mbappé just five goals short of beating Ronaldo’s 2013 Real Madrid record
Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé is closing in on the club record for the most goals scored in a calendar
Fears of new clashes as police in Tanzania outlaw Independence Day protests
Police in Tanzania have announced that any protests during next week’s Independence Day would be illegal. The news is raising
Hundreds protest in Mogadishu against Trump’s reference to Somali immigrants as “garbage”
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Mogadishu on Friday to voice their outrage at US President Trump’s reference
FIFA awards US President Trump its first ever international peace prize
International football’s governing body FIFA has awarded US President Trump its first ever peace prize for what it says are