Displaced Sudanese return home as life slowly improves in Omdurman/in /by
Meanwhile, Sudan’s military continues to make gains against the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF)
Kenya: protests rock Kakuma refugee camp amid US humanitarian aid cuts/in /by
Police have opened fire and at least four people have been injured by live bullets in Kakuma refugee camp in north-western Kenya on Monday. The protests erupted over food and water shortages, which exacerbated tensions in the camp.
Kenyan court detains suspects in British man’s murder case/in /by
Kenya’s government pathologist Johansen Oduor last week told local media that the autopsy on Scott’s body was inconclusive and that further toxicology tests were being conducted.
Nigeria: NNPC Reduces Petrol Price/in /by
[Premium Times] NNPC reduction comes days after Dangote reduced petrol prices.
Cobra Gold 2024: Multinational forces unite in military drills/in /by
Thai and South Korean marines, backed by US aircraft, stormed a Thai beach in the annual Cobra Gold military exercise.
Gabon’s military leader announces he will run for president/in /by
Almost two years after he led a coup to end more than five decades of Bongo dynasty rule, Gabon’s military leader Brice Oligui Nguema has announced he will run in April’s presidential elections.
Middle East: Gaza residents try to mark Ramadan amid shortages/in /by
As muslims across the world celebrate Ramadan, Palestinians in Gaza continue to face dire humanîtarian conditions, with basic supplies growing ever thinner on the ground. Despite the tough living conditions, many are doing what they can to mark Ramadan.
Libya to hold first oil exploration bidding round in 17 years/in /by
As Africa’s second-largest oil producer, the country is a significant player in the global oil market.
Rare painting by British street artist Banksy goes on auction in London/in /by
'Crude Oil (Vettriano)' reinterprets Scottish artist Jack Vetrianno's 'The Singing Butler'.
South Africa: United Nations’ WFP closes office in Southern Africa due to funding/in /by
The World Food Programme (WFP) of the United Nations, which relies heavily on funding from the United States, announced on Monday that it will be shutting down its southern African office due to financial limitations.