Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Aid workers warn famine threatens areas of Sudan’s Khartoum

Areas south of Khartoum face severe hunger and famine as Sudan’s conflict worsens food insecurity for millions of people.

Falling crude prices and limited output complicate Nigeria’s oil loan negotiations with Aramco and other lenders.

MSF closed its hospital in Ulang, South Sudan, after armed looters destroyed the facility and stole medical supplies worth $150000.

Senator Uribe remains in critical condition after a teen gunman opened fire at a political rally in Colombia sparking nationwide protests and prayer.

A British soldier was arrested in Kenya over a rape accusation as UK military police conduct an ongoing investigation

The pro-Palestinian yacht Madleen is heading toward Gaza with symbolic aid as Israel prepares military action to enforce its naval blockade

Zambia declared national mourning for former president Edgar Lungu who died in South Africa and will be honoured with a state funeral next week.

Police say former speaker Koffa is linked to the Monrovia parliament fire and faces charges including arson and attempted murder.

Four were killed and three injured in a Cape Town taxi rank shooting with authorities offering a reward for information as investigations continue.

Mali’s opposition leader Abba Alhassane was freed after a month-long abduction amid ongoing military government repression.