AFC/M23 rebellion sets up a parallel justice system in North Kivu
The AFC/M23 rebellion continues to establish a parallel judicial system in territories it controls in North Kivu, a move Kinshasa authorities have condemned as illegal.
UN warns insufficient global action keeps climate risk high
The United Nations is sounding the alarm, warning that current global efforts to combat climate change are falling short. The driving force behind future warming, the UN says, remains our reliance on fossil fuels like gas, oil, and coal.
In Kenya, bee stings are being used to treat illnesses
Bee venom therapy is offering patients in Kenya an alternative way to treat their ailments. But experts warm the science behind it is not well established - and it comes with seirous risks
Football star David Beckham knighted by King Charles III
The former football player was recognised for his services to sport and charity.
WHO issues urgent financial guidance amid aid drop
The guidance, titled "Responding to the health financing emergency: immediate measures and longer-term shifts," outlines policy options for countries to cope with sudden financial shocks.
Relief supplies arrive after Hurricane Melissa devastation
The World Food Programme has warned of a "marathon recovery" for nations hit hard by Hurricane Melissa as it steps up relief efforts in the hardest-hit Caribbean countries
Pix of the Day: November 04, 2025
Pix of the Day: November 04, 2025
Tanzania: Human Rights Watch denounces crackdown on protesters after disputed election
The NGO denounced the "violent and repressive" response to the protests. President Samia Suluhu Hassan blamed foreigners for the deadly demonstrations.
Tunisia repatriates thousands of migrants amid mediterranean migration pressure
Tunisia has repatriated around 10,000 irregular migrants this year, mainly from sub-Saharan Africa, as the country faces pressure from the European Union to limit crossings to Europe,
Kenya, IMF continue talks for new bailout deal
According to Treasury chief John Mbadi, the international lender wants securitized loans to fund infrastructure projects classified as sovereign debt. Nairobi objects