- 29 December, 2025
Libya flood survivors endure unbearable wait for missing relatives
More than a week after a tsunami-scale flash flood ripped through the coastal city of Derna, razing entire neighbourhoods, Mahmud
Banned New Zealand Olympic runner arrested in Kenya over sexual assault allegations
Police have obtained a court order to hold Robertson in custody for five days while they investigate…Read More
UN: Kagame looks to help refugees
Kagame denounced the injustice that conflicts inflict on innocent people, taking as an example the migration crisis that drives refugees
Congolese journalists call for the release of colleague Stanis Bujakera
Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo have demanded the unconditional release of their imprisoned colleague, Stanis Bujakera…Read More
Nigerian president says there should be equal partnerships with Africa
In his first ever speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu spoke about the need for
A survivor of the Westgate Mall siege says speaking about it has helped her heal
On the tenth anniversary of the Westgate Mall siege in the Kenyan capital, one survivor says talking about the ordeal
Rwanda: four genocide memorials become world heritage sites
Four memorials commemorating the Tutsi genocide in Rwanda, during which at least 800,000 people were exterminated, became UNESCO world heritage
Five months of conflict in Sudan inflict heavy toll on children in camps
Over 1,200 children have died in Sudan refugee camps since May, while thousands of newborns are likely to die across
The “lêkê”, poor man’s shoes that have become a symbol of Ivorian culture
Everyone wore +lêkê+,” says Rokia Daniogo, a 33-year-old trader, sitting on a street corner in the huge market in the
Water shortage pushes wildlife to migrate from Zimbabwe
With the increase in water shortages over the years, wildlife migration between the park and Botswana is not uncommon. However,