Amnesty International accuses West of double standards/in /by
In its annual report, Amnesty International denounced western double standards regarding refugees and human rights
Tunisians struggle to make ends meet during holy month of Ramadan/in /by
With the cost of living hard hit by Tunisia’s ongoing economic crisis, people are having to cut back on their spending during the holy month of Ramadan.
UN-backed probe cites crimes against humanity in Libya/in /by
The investigators commissioned by the U.N.-backed Human Rights Council also faulted the European Union for sending support to Libyan forces that they say contributed to crimes against migrants and Libyans, and called on EU authorities to review their policies toward Libya.
Harris to pledge support for African innovation in Ghana/in /by
Vice President Kamala Harris will pledge a new era of partnership with Africa on Tuesday when she speaks from Black Star Gate, which commemorates Ghana's independence from colonialism.
Police fire tear gas as fresh protests erupt in Kenya despite ban/in /by
The demonstrations are the first major outbreak of political unrest since Ruto took office more than six months ago after defeating Odinga in an election his rival claims was "stolen".
Black Tunisians hit by racism after President’s infamous remarks/in /by
Ever since president Kaïes Saïed ordered "urgent measures" against sub-Saharan migrants over a purported "criminal plot" to change the North African country's demographic make-up last month, Black Tunisians say they've been insulted on the street.
Moroccan villagers keep communal store tradition alive/in /by
Ait Kine is home to one of country's few remaining collective granaries, called agadir in Amazigh, Morocco's Berber language. Collective granaries can be found in Algeria's Aures mountains, Tunisia's south and Libya's Nafusa mountains -- but are most common in the Kingdom.
Kenya Airways posts record $290M loss despite revenue growth in 2022/in /by
Kenya Airways remained loss-making in 2022 with a net loss more than doubling to hit a record $290.62 million. The results were announced during a virtual investor briefing, Monday (Mar. 27).
Nigeria: 13,360 Boko Haram fighters surrender in 18 months – Army/in /by
In total 51,828 Boko Haram fighters and their family members gave themselves up to the authorities. Since a jihadist insurgency started in Nigeria over a decade ago, fighters caused the death of more than 40,000 people forcing 2 million to displace, according to the UN.
DRC: 14 tribesmen killed by militia in west/in /by
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has killed 14 people, including two traditional chiefs, since Friday by alleged militiamen from a rival tribe, an administrative official said on Monday.