Ivory Coast opposition parties form coalition ahead of presidential poll/in /by
The Coalition for a Peaceful Alternation is hoping to push demands for electoral reform and impose a balance of power on the ruling party.
Widespread damage in Mozambique following passage of Cyclone Jude/in /by
The situation in the region is already fragile and humanitarian response capacities overstretched following two recent cyclones.
M23 rebellion : war slows trade between Burundi and DR Congo/in /by
Income-generating projects have slowed down in Burundi since the fighting in eastern DRC escalated last February.
North Korea fires missiles as U.S.-South Korea drills begin/in /by
In a show of defiance, North Korea launched several ballistic missiles into the sea on Monday
New discoveries: Ocean census project reveals over 800 new species of ocean life/in /by
Sharks, lobsters, corals, and deep-sea sponges are just some of the 866 new marine species recently identified in the largest global effort to accelerate ocean discovery.
Marking five years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic/in /by
On the 11th March 2020, COVID-19 was officially declared a pandemic, forever changing the world as we knew it
Ramadan : Nigerian Muslims use holy month to consolidate family bonds/in /by
It is another Holy month of Ramadan, dedicated to fasting, prayer, and reflection, cherished by families around the world.
Trump aid cuts: Ugandan authorities concerned as malaria season starts/in /by
Malaria season kicks off this month across much of Africa. This disease remains the deadliest on the continent, particularly affecting children.
US orders nonemergency government staff to leave South Sudan/in /by
The travel advisory issued on Sunday stated that fighting was ongoing and that “weapons are readily available to the population.”
Delaney’s sculptures transforming Johannesburg/in /by
James Delaney aims for his vibrant metal sculptures in Johannesburg to uplift the mood of its gritty, sometimes dangerous neighbourhoods