- 30 March, 2026
Freed Egyptian human rights activist pledges to continue work
Egyptian human rights campaigner, Patrick George Zaki, who was released from prison, insists he will continue to challenge injustice…Read More
Masai giraffes at increased risk after subspecies divides into two
Giraffes in Kenya and Tanzania could be at greater risk after researchers found a species had subdivided and made breeding
Kenyan family demand answers over police killing
Relatives of a Kenyan man shot dead by police are demanding answers and say President Ruto is not doing enough
Anti-gay protests held against Botswana LGBTQ bill
Hundreds of people have protested in Botswana against a bill which would legalise same-sex relations…Read More
Senior South African says US cluster bomb decision will affect Africa
A senior figure in South Africa’s National Assembly has said the decision by the US to provide cluster bombs to
South African World Cup team pledges to play following pay row
South Africa’s squad for the Women’s World Cup has said it will play in the tournament after saying a row
Four Indian medicines responsible for 70 child deaths in Gambia
The deaths of at least 70 Gambian children were caused by four types of contaminated syrups imported from India, according
Christie’s stages huge Middle Eastern art exhibition
Some of the Arab world’s most important artists are featured at Christie’s in one of the biggest Middle Eastern art
Mali poll backs plans for new constitution
Mali’s Constitutional Council has declared a huge victory in a vote to introduce a new constitution which would strengthen the
Dutch museum exhibit on ancient Egypt in music with Beyoncé enrages Cairo
The exhibition “Kemet Egypt in hip-hop, jazz, soul & funk” in Leiden seeks “to show and understand the depiction of