Rwanda sends humanitarian aid to Mozambique after deadly floods
The Government of Rwanda has delivered humanitarian assistance to Mozambique following severe floods that have caused widespread destruction, displaced hundreds…
WHO appeals for $1 billion amid growing global health emergencies
The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a $1 billion appeal for 2026, warning that shrinking humanitarian funding is forcing…
DRC Government and AFC/M23 Sign Ceasefire Monitoring Mandate in Doha
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the Alliance Fleuve Congo / March 23 Movement (AFC/M23) signed…
Flights Suspended as Clashes Erupt in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Clashes between Ethiopian federal troops and Tigrayan forces have erupted in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region, triggering the suspension of flights…
Niger gunfire and explosions reported near Niamey airport
Unexplained overnight gunfire and explosions near Niger’s main international airport in Niamey have heightened uncertainty around security at one of…
Rwanda advances institutional and economic Reforms through Cabinet decisions
Recent Cabinet resolutions chaired by President Paul Kagame point to a clear policy direction for Rwanda as the country advances…
Kenya’s North-East grapples with deadly drought amid food and water shortages
In north-eastern Kenya’s Mandera County, along the borders with Ethiopia and Somalia, communities are grappling with the devastating effects of…
South Africa, Cape Town gang violence rekindles debate over army deployment
Gang violence continues to grip Cape Town’s suburbs, exposing the limits of South Africa’s security responses as communities once again…
Second U.S. citizen killed in Minneapolis as immigration crackdown faces growing resistance
Tensions between federal immigration agents and local authorities in Minneapolis escalated sharply after a U.S. citizen was fatally shot during…
Brazil, 89 injured by lightning during rally for jailed former President, Bolsonaro
What was meant to be a show of political loyalty in Brazil’s capital turned into a public safety emergency on…
