WHO launches Ebola vaccine trial in DR Congo

WHO launches an Ebola vaccine trial in DR Congo to test protection against the Bundibugyo strain as the outbreak spreads across Africa

US calls for Sudan truce before political talks

The US calls for a Sudan humanitarian truce before political talks, as international mediators meet in Geneva to coordinate efforts to end the war

WHO warns of complex Ebola outbreak across Africa

WHO warns of a complex Ebola outbreak across Africa after Nigeria confirms an imported case, as DR Congo records thousands of deaths and vaccine trials continue

Sudan records world’s highest debt-to-GDP ratio

Sudan records the world’s highest debt-to-GDP ratio at 334.4% in 2026, according to IMF estimates, as conflict continues to weaken its economy

TASIS blames Sudan’s army for deadly Abyei market attack

TASIS blames Sudan’s army for the Abyei market attack that reportedly killed at least 153 people and warns of rising tensions with South Sudan

Gambia to pay Jammeh victims $2.5m in reparations

The Gambia will use more than $2.5m from the sale of Yahya Jammeh’s US mansion to compensate victims of human rights abuses during his rule

Why more young Tunisians are considering leaving their country

Young Tunisians are considering emigration as high unemployment, limited opportunities and uncertainty drive more people to seek a future abroad

DR Congo Ebola crisis: $700 million in aid unaccounted for

DR Congo Ebola aid faces scrutiny as nearly $700 million remains unaccounted for, while the deadly outbreak spreads across eight provinces

France protests: Over 2,400 arrested amid unrest

France protests lead to more than 2,400 arrests after a weekend of violence, as Macron promises accountability and government talks on living costs

Fuel shortages in Niger leave motorists stranded in Niamey

Fuel shortages in Niger leave drivers stranded in Niamey as residents struggle to find gasoline and call for government action

France protests: 1,800 arrested as violence spreads nationwide

France protests leave at least 1,800 arrested and more than 500 emergency personnel injured as fires, clashes and looting spread nationwide

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