Pope Francis dies at 88/in /by
Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, has died Monday. He was 88.
2025 Shanghai half marathon sets new records/in /by
he 2025 Shanghai Half Marathon, which started Sunday at the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower, received high praise from passionate international runners for its vibrant atmosphere and focus on diversity and inclusion.
Ethiopians mark Easter with calls for peace and love amid ongoing conflict/in /by
Ethiopians marked Easter festivities with vows to embrace sacrifice, love and peace in a country facing armed conflict and other challenges.
Kinshasa reacts to Trump’s claim that ‘many’ Congolese come to US/in /by
Residents of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s capital, Kinshasa reacted to comments made by US President Donald Trump about foreign migrants last week.
Nigeria’s market doctors bring healthcare directly to traders/in /by
Enterprising Lagos doctor has set up in a market to treat traders forced to prioritise work over their own health.
DRC: Goma Christians celebrate Easter under rebel rule/in /by
Goma residents thronged churches on Sunday for Easter prayers, the first since their city was overran by M23 rebels in January
South African orphanage rehabilitates injured predator birds/in /by
Birds of prey in South Africa are a vital part of the ecosystem, keeping pests under control. So when one of them in injured, expert teams jump into action to nurse them back to health
Congo suspends Kabila’s political party over rebel ‘ties’/in /by
Separately, the justice ministry said that a prosecutor had started legal action against Kabila for his ties with M23, the rebel group that Kinshasa says is backed by Rwanda
Iran, US confirm third round of nuclear talks in coming week/in /by
On Saturday, Iranian and American delegations held four rounds of indirect talks at the Omani embassy in Rome
Sudan: Thousands flee, more remain trapped in RSF attack on Darfur camp/in /by
The U.N. migration agency said the RSF attacks in Zamzam camp have displaced between 60-thousand to 80-thousand families in the first two days following the assault