Migrant Tragedy off Djibouti Coast Highlights Perils of Irregular Migration
Two vessels carrying migrants from Africa sank in the Red Sea off the coast of Djibouti, resulting in 45 fatalities, according to the U.N. migration […]
Articles by Pawla Nibramich
Rebel Control of Congo’s Mineral-Rich Region Fuels Conflict and Raises International Concerns
The M23 rebel group in eastern Congo has seized control of the Rubaya mining area, generating an estimated $300,000 monthly from its rich mineral deposits. […]
Senegal condemns attack on one of its MPs in Togo
Senegal condemned the assault on one of its Members of Parliament during an opposition meeting in Togo over the weekend and called for an investigation […]
Kenyan Deputy President Faces Impeachment Threat Amid Political Turmoil
Kenyan lawmakers are preparing to initiate impeachment proceedings against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, accusing him of undermining the government. This development reflects a growing rift […]
Rwanda Battles Marburg Virus Outbreak, WHO to Provide Support
Rwanda is grappling with an outbreak of Marburg virus disease, with over 20 confirmed cases and multiple fatalities reported across several districts. Health authorities are […]
Bomb Attacks in Somalia Leave Six Dead, Ten Injured
At least six people were killed and ten others injured in separate bomb explosions in Somalia on Saturday. The attacks occurred in the capital Mogadishu […]
11th ASSECAA Consultative Meeting Discusses Fight Against Desertification
The challenges of combating desertification in Africa and the Arab World, and the innovative and sustainable solutions to deal with this phenomenon, were the focus […]
Khartoum Chaos: Sudan’s Army Makes a Bold Move
Sudan’s capital just turned into a warzone – again. The army is pulling out all the stops in its biggest push to reclaim Khartoum since […]
Benin’s Foiled Coup: Cash, Conspiracies, and Close Calls
Well, well, well. Looks like Benin just dodged a bullet – or should we say, a coup. The state prosecutor’s dropping bombshells left and right, […]
Ghana’s Green Crusader: From Protest to Hospital Bed
Oliver Barker-Vormawor, Ghana’s Cambridge-educated eco-warrior, has gone from the streets to a hospital bed faster than you can say “galamsey.” This firebrand activist, who dared […]