Residents in Sudan grapple with effects of climate change as well as conflict/in /by
Many of Sudan's residents are being impacted by climate change, as well as the ongoing conflict. With regular droughts and significant variations in rainfall, Sudan is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change, according to the UN.
Jeju Air CEO apologises to families of victims in South Korea plane crash/in /by
Jeju Air CEO has apologised and voiced his condolences to relatives of those killed in one of South Korea's worst aviation disasters. Dozens have been killed after a plane skidded off the runway in Muan, before bursting into flames.
Libyan minister meets Syrian officials on security issues/in /by
The Libyan State Minister for communications and political affairs arrived in Damascus on Saturday to hold meetings with new Syrian officials
Padel sport takes over in South Africa/in /by
In South Africa, a new racquet sport called Padel is taking the country by storm
Exhibition Celebrates Tangiers’ Artistic Legacy/in /by
An exhibition in Morocco is showing art inspired by the Moroccan city of Tangiers, its port, its mosques and its old markets
South Sudan: Those displaced return after fleeing violence/in /by
Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State following weeks of violence in the town of Tambura
UN approves new AU force in Somalia/in /by
The UN Security Council has endorsed the AU's decision to replace its mission in Somalia, ATMIS, with a new force called AUSSOM
Mexico launches app to help migrants facing US detention/in /by
Mexico is developing an app that will allow migrants to warn relatives and local consulates if they think they are about to be detained in the US
England star Bukayo Saka reunites with his first ever football coach, Colin Nixon/in /by
England football star Bukayo Saka had a reunion with his first ever coach, Colin Nixon, as the two championed the impact that coaching can have on local communities. Nixon spotted the winger's talent when Saka was just six years old.
Relatives of Syrians who went missing under Assad regime demand the truth/in /by
Relatives of Syrians who went missing under the Assad regime have been protesting in Damascus, demanding to know the fate of their loved ones. According to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, more than 100,000 went missing since 2011.