Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Zambian classrooms ring again as cholera declines

Zambia’s schools, delayed by a cholera outbreak, reopened confidently after a decline in cases, with preventive measures ensuring safety.

South Africa urges the UN court to act against Israel’s Rafah offensive in Gaza, fearing large-scale harm and destruction.

Amidst rising conflict, South Africa sends troops to stabilize DR Congo’s eastern region threatened by M23 rebels.

Liberia’s new Defence Minister Prince C. Johnson resigned after 10 days due to protests by soldiers’ wives demanding better pay, benefits.

Parliament’s approval of Sall’s election delay sparks opposition outcry, terming it a “constitutional coup.”

Chief prosecutor emphasizes accountability for Israeli actions in Gaza, warning against violations of international law.

Fighting intensifies in DRC as UN drone narrowly escapes suspected Rwandan SAM missile, raising concerns about advanced weaponry used by M23 rebels.

Families in Bizerte demand answers as 17 Tunisian migrants, including a minor, vanish at sea, triggering a search.

Global leaders at World Governments Summit address risks to the world economy posed by Gaza and Red Sea tensions.

Spain intercepts a record cocaine shipment of 8 tonnes found hidden in container, three suspects arrested.