Eight Years Later, Zimbabwe Still Hasn’t Delivered Justice for 2018 Victims
Eight years after Zimbabwean security forces killed six people and wounded 35 during post-election protests on 1 August 2018, no…
Eight years after Zimbabwean security forces killed six people and wounded 35 during post-election protests on 1 August 2018, no…
Alarm is growing in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where Ebola has reached 49 health zones across several provinces…
As climate shocks intensify, the global HIV response is facing a growing but often overlooked threat. Flooding, prolonged drought and…
Lesotho’s exporters have won a significant break after duty-free access to the United States was restored, a development the Ministry…
In sub-Saharan Africa, the fight against HIV is being undermined by laws that make homosexuality a crime, pushing gay and…
South Africa has moved to stop Ghana’s bid to put anti-immigrant demonstrations and xenophobic violence on the African Union’s October…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s approval of Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 has triggered a backlash from opposition parties, civil society groups…
Pressure is mounting on Mozambique’s government to rethink how it confronts the violence gripping northern Cabo Delgado province. This week,…
Temwa Chawinga struck twice, opening Malawi’s account and later adding a third, after her sister Tabita Chawinga had scored the…
William Matovu once thought HIV would define every chapter of his future. Today, he stands among Uganda’s most prominent voices…
President Bola Tinubu has refused to meet a special envoy sent by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, Vanguard reports, in…