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Humanitarian agencies warned on Saturday that Gaza and Lebanon remain in a critical state as fragile ceasefires are increasingly strained by renewed military activity,...
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Mali: The “Month of Hostages” Reveals a Parallel War Economy, With Gains for Multiple Parties
Uncertainty Surrounds Disappearance of Spanish Businessman in Burkina Faso
Gold, Arms and Smuggling: Research Paper Examines War Financing in the Sahel
Tiani Replaces Niger’s Army Chief Weeks After Failed Niamey Mutiny
Local Sources: JNIM Seizes Two Camps in Dioura, Central Mali
Crew member killed in attack on UN helicopter in South Sudan
Sudan accuses Kenya of encouraging a parallel government in the war torn nation
Khartoum gets aid convoy for first time during Sudan civil war
UN sues for alleviation of suffering in Gaza
The Bias media, NGOs next target after Russian’s Wagner army is defeated – Coalition leader of Saharan ‘Jihadist’ group
International media reported that George Desmond Kamurasi had been chosen as king after a life that took him from London’s football pitches to prison...
Libya’s Government of National Unity Minister of State for Displaced Persons and Human Rights, Jamal Abu Qrein, met leaders and prominent members of the...
Diverging trucking rules limit the benefits of regional trade corridors, leaving landlocked economies facing obstacles they cannot overcome through domestic reforms alone. Removing tariffs...
Ojo Ayaninuola was not accustomed to seeing people walk through his cocoa farm in Akure, southwestern Nigeria, recording coordinates and drawing its boundaries on...
Humanitarian agencies warned on Saturday that Gaza and Lebanon remain in a critical state as fragile ceasefires are increasingly strained by renewed military activity,...
Cyclone Gezani has killed at least 45 people in Madagascar and Mozambique and displaced tens of thousands, authorities and United Nations agencies said, as...
Nigeria’s Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival ended on Saturday with organisers saying more than 50,000 fishermen took part in its signature river contest,...
Un rapport publié le 13 février par le Haut-Commissariat des Nations unies aux droits de l’homme (HCDH) décrit des violations « choquantes » commises...
The battle for Wereta in South Gondar on Feb. 13-14 is the latest sign that fighting in Ethiopia’s Amhara region is moving beyond a...
The armed group Lakurawa has sharply escalated its operations in early 2026, shifting from a localised movement in northwest Nigeria to coordinated and strategic...
The 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union (AU) opened on February 14 in Addis Ababa, placing water security, institutional reform...
the Democratic Republic of the Congo has formally accepted a ceasefire proposal brokered by Angola, marking a significant diplomatic step toward de-escalating the conflict...
humanitarian agencies report that conditions in Gaza remain dire despite a fragile ceasefire and the partial reopening of the Rafah border crossing. According to...
Authorities in Madagascar are confronting the severe aftermath of Cyclone Gezani, one of the most destructive storms to hit the country this year, as...
