- 31 March, 2026
Niger: letters of credence, a bone of contention between the junta, Bazoum’s govt and the UN
UN chief Antonio Guterres “went astray in the exercise of his mission by obstructing Niger’s full participation in the 78th
Libya: foundations of UNESCO-listed site of Cyrene inundated after deadly floods
The immediate damage to the monuments of Cyrene (Shahhat), which include the 2nd century AD Temple of Zeus, bigger than
World Rhino day
Conservationists battling to save the northern white rhino from extinction are getting closer to being able to attempt IVF after
Independence day: Mali’s junta cancels the festivities
Mali’s ruling junta has cancelled the festivities planned to mark the anniversary of independence and is considering mobilising reservists in
Guinea´s leader defends coups in Africa and rebuffs the West, saying things must change
Col. Mamadi Doumbouya, who was sworn in as Guinea’s interim president following the coup in 2021, told the U.N. General
Kenya marks 10th anniversary of deadly Westgate mall attack
Kenyans gather to commemorate the deadly attack on 21 September 2013 by Somali Islamist Al-Shabaab fighters at the upmarket Nairobi
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