DR Congo crisis: ‘The violence must end now’, UN Security Council told
Vivian van de Perre, Deputy Head of the UN Stabilization Mission in the DRC (MONUSCO), provided a detailed briefing from Goma, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation and the need for “urgent…
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On April 8, 2025, skywatchers across Europe and parts of Africa will witness an extraordinary cosmic event: a partial solar eclipse. As the moon glides between the Earth and the…
Tragedy in Haiti: Kenyan Officer Killed Amid Gang Violence as U.S Senator Rubio Addresses Security Crisis.
In a tragic turn of events, the escalating gang violence in Haiti has claimed the life of a Kenyan police officer, highlighting an urgent humanitarian and security crisis in the…
The Royal Rift: Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso Step Away from African Charity Over Leadership Disputes.
In an unexpected turn of events, Prince Harry and Lesotho’s Prince Seeiso have officially resigned from their roles at the African charity Sentebale, a decision born out of growing tensions…
Germany’s Bold Move: Authorities Raid Alleged Eritrean Coup Plotters.
In a significant development reflecting the intricate dynamics of international relations, German authorities recently carried out a series of raids targeting a group believed to be conspiring to overthrow the…
After the Storm: The Alarming Rise of HIV in Post-War Tigray, Ethiopia.
The devastating civil war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has not only left a trail of destruction but has also triggered an alarming surge in HIV infections. As the humanitarian crisis…
Niger’s Junta Leader Sworn in as President: A New Era of Transition?
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Healing the Heart of Africa: The Expansion of Meditation Teams Amid the Congo Conflict.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has long been burdened by conflict, with a history of numerous armed confrontations, political instability, and humanitarian crises. In recent years, however, a…
Kirsty Conventry: A New Era for Zimbabwean Sports as She Returns Home in Triumph.
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Turbulence Ahead: The Unfolding Crisis in Sudan’s Civil War.
Sudan’s civil war, ignited by deep-rooted political, ethnic, and economic tensions, has spiraled into a chaotic struggle marked by violence and humanitarian crises. As the conflict continues to evolve, understanding…
Sudan’s Army Claims Control Over Key Buildings in Khartoum Amid Ongoing Conflict.
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Tunisia’s Solar Ambitions: A Leap Forward with International Partnerships.
In a significant step towards sustainable energy, Tunisia has successfully tapped four international firms to develop a series of large-scale solar projects with a combined capacity of 500 megawatts (MW).…
Germany’s Diplomatic Retreat: The Loss of its Embassy in South Sudan Amidst Rising Conflict.
In the shadow of escalating violence and turmoil in South Sudan, Germany has made a significant diplomatic retreat by closing its embassy in the capital city of Juba. This decision…
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Behind the Headlines: Amongi’s call for Dr.Ruth Aceng’s Exit and Uganda’s Medical Landscape.
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