Eid celebrations in South Africa marred by ongoing power cuts
Muslims celebrating Eid in South Africa have faced huge challenges providing food as the country suffers ongoing power shortages
Blasts in Mali kill and injure dozens amid resurgence of ‘terrorist incidents’
Attacks across Mali have left ten civilians and three soldiers dead as the government denounces a resurgence in 'terrorist incidents.'
First official evacuation of people from Sudan arrives in Jeddah
Over 150 people arrive in Jeddah after being evacuated from Sudan following clashes between rival forces which have left hundreds dead
Brazil celebrates its giant trees on Earth Day 2023
Organisers at Rio's botanical gardens celebrate their giant trees as the world marks Earth Day 2023
‘Bridgerton’ spin-off ‘Queen Charlotte’ to tackle race
'Bridgerton' spin-off 'Queen Charlotte' will focus more on racial issues in Regency-era England
Uganda’s Museveni conditionally backs controversial anti-gay laws
Uganda's President Museveni backs controversial anti-gay laws which could see some LGBTQ+ community members sentenced to death but insists on a 'rehabilitation' clause
Nigeria’s First Lady Buhari calls on country to heed lessons of Ramadan
Nigeria's First Lady Aisha Buhari urges the country to heed the lessons of Ramadan as she celebrates Eid ahead of the imminent change of government
Fighting in Khartoum continues despite hopes of three-day Eid truce
Gunfire has continued in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, despite promises of a three-day truce to mark the Muslim festival of Eid
Comoros refuses to accept migrants from Mayotte as row with Paris heats up
Officials in the Comoros archipelago insist they will not accept any migrants from neighbouring Mayotte as a row with Paris heats up
Sudan: Clashes shatter Eid festivities
The two sides have been announcing victories and accusing each other of having started or broken the many promised truces, claims that are impossible to verify on the ground as the danger is permanent