North-Africa
Dozens of Sudanese Drown in Boat Disasters Off Libya’s Coast
At least 61 people feared dead after two migrant shipwrecks off Libya, UN agency says TRIPOLI — A vessel carrying 74 people,…
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East-Africa
U.S. Introduces Bill to Lift Zimbabwe Sanctions Under Conditions
U.S. bill to lift Zimbabwe sanctions opens a fraught debate over land, justice and global finance In Washington, a seemingly technical change…
East-Africa
New Human Rights Report Reveals Widespread Abuses Across Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Human Rights Report: A Pattern of Violence, State Complicity and Vulnerable Lives When the Zimbabwe Peace Project released a terse but…
East-Africa
Bombing of Zimbabwean Politician’s Home Sparks Widespread Condemnation
Bombing at Opposition Politician’s Home in Zimbabwe Raises Questions About Safety, Impunity Attack and immediate response The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC)…
East-Africa
Nigeria’s World Cup ambitions bruised by draw with South Africa
South Africa hold Nigeria to 1-1 draw in Bloemfontein as qualification drama deepens Bloemfontein — Nigeria’s Super Eagles left South Africa on…
West-Africa
Gunshots Erupt as Police Break Up Student Protests in Ghana
Students Stand Up for Quality Education in Tamale Amid Protests In a scene that unfolded under the scorching sun of northern Ghana,…
East-Africa
Global appeal to end stigma surrounding suicide deaths
Africa’s quiet emergency: rising suicide rates meet a shrinking safety net When Namibia’s Vice President Netumbo Nandi‑Ndaitwah told Parliament this year that…
West-Africa
Nigerian Preachers Required to Obtain Approval for Sermons
Niger State’s Sermon Approval Policy: Balancing Law and Freedom In a striking move emblematic of the complex interplay between governance and religious…
Southern-Africa
South Africa’s Highest Court Rules Husbands May Adopt Wives’ Surnames
South Africa’s top court strips a colonial rule from the registry — and opens a conversation about names, identity and equality In…
West-Africa
Nigerian Power Grid Fails, Plunging 30 States into Blackout
Power Struggles: Nigeria’s Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Grid Failures As dawn broke over Nigeria, the promise of a bright new day dissipated…
East-Africa
Former First Lady Gbagbo Disrupts Côte d’Ivoire’s Political Landscape
Simone Gbagbo’s Candidacy: A Historic Turn in Ivory Coast’s Political Landscape In an unexpected twist within Ivory Coast’s tumultuous political arena, former…
