The Committee to Protect Journalists says it is investigating all reports of journalists killed, injured, detained, or missing in the Israeli-Palestine war, including those
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Authorities in Equateur province in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recovered 10 more bodies from a boat accident that happened on Sunday, raising the death toll to 54.
The health and humanitarian affairs ministry also says, 267 people were rescued. Authorities believe that, about 50 people are still missing, although they could
Ghana’s National Disaster Management Organisation estimates that, 8 districts have been affected, since the flooding started last Wednesday.
Many homes have been completely submerged and authorities are only beginning to assess the impact of the floods. Toilet facilities, cemeteries and refuse dumps
Egypt has agreed to reopen its border crossing with the Gaza Strip, to allow aid to reach Palestinians; the United States said, as the humanitarian crisis worsened
The region remained volatile in the aftermath of an explosion at Gaza’s Al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital late on Tuesday, which Palestinian officials said, killed 471
A ban on Poultry Products from South Africa due to bird flu which has hit that country means, poultry prices in the country will increase
This was said by Consumer Protection Association President Mr. Nkareng Letsie, who showed that, if there is shortage in supply, demand becomes high and
Amnesty International has described a decision not to renew the mandate of a UN-backed inquiry into abuses in Ethiopia, as a gross betrayal of victims and survivors.
The International Commission of Human Rights Experts said, atrocities were committed by all sides in the Tigray war warning that, further abuses in the
An anti-gay protest will take place today outside the Supreme Court in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
Several civil society and religious groups will be protesting against a recent ruling which allows gay and lesbian organizations to register in the country.
Kenyan President William Ruto says, he will discuss the cost of living with opposition leader Raila Odinga, because the government is already addressing the matter
The president, speaking during an interdenominational church service in Kwale County yesterday, acknowledged having met Odinga with former Nigerian President Oluse-gun Obasanjo and said,
Zimbabwe’s food security situation has improved, but many citizens might still face hunger if authorities go ahead with plans to export grain. This, after the country’s agricultural sector posted two successive record harvests before proper stock assessments to feed citizens are made.
This also comes as the governing Zanu-PF party and its opponents, are using all tactics to win voters ahead of 23rd August general elections.
Niger’s military leaders have warned against any armed intervention in the country.
This comes after the West African heads of state gather in Nigeria’s capital for an emergency summit to decide on further actions to pressure the