State of emergency lifted in The Seychelles
Businesses can re-open apart from Providence area
State of emergency lifted in The Seychelles Read More »
Businesses can re-open apart from Providence area
State of emergency lifted in The Seychelles Read More »
The former president of Sierra Leone has been called in for questioning by police over recent attacks authorities termed as a failed coup
Ex-Sierra Leone president to be questioned Read More »
School spokesman says number of abducted students yet to be determined
Gunmen abduct about 10 students in attack on Nigerian university Read More »
Killings civilians ‘should not be swept under the carpet,’ says rights group
Amnesty demands justice for Nigerian airstrike on civilian Read More »
Sudan has been witnessing deadly clashes between the SAF and the RSF in the capital Khartoum and other areas since April 15.
UN: Over 12000 killed since fighting broke out in Sudan Read More »
Employment contracts set for 3-year term, with possibility of renewal
Kenya to send 1,500 farm workers to Israel Read More »
‘You can expect the Secretary-General to be at work tomorrow, and until the end of his mandate,’ says Stephane Dujarric
UN chief will remain in post ‘until end of his mandate’ Read More »
Appointment comes following resignation of Robert Jenrick as immigration minister
Michael Tomlinson named as UK’s new minister for illegal migration Read More »
West Africa’s top court rejected a request by Niger’s junta for a lifting of coup-related sanctions imposed by its neighbours.
ECOWAS court rejects Niger’s request to lift coup sanctions Read More »
Iranian minister calls for immediate access to medicine, food, and fuel
Iran urges Egypt to unconditionally open Rafah crossing Read More »