A look back at Sudan’s support for Palestinian statehood
Sudan’s dedication to the Palestinian cause can be traced back to the mid-20th century
Prices of petrol and diesel rise to $3 per liter in Sudan
Some stations sell a 20-liter container at prices ranging between $56 and $60
NGO documents 54 deaths in Sudan’s Khartoum and North Kordofan
Emergency Lawyers documented about 54 killed and 164 injured in Khartoum and North Kordofan
Angolan TikTok star jailed for insulting president
Neth Nahara sentence increased
French troops start withdrawing from Niger
French withdrawal commences
Kenyan court temporarily halts UN-backed Haiti deployment
Haiti deployment halted
Zimbabwe’s parliament fires 15 opposition legislators
Parliamentary speaker notifies electoral commission about now vacant parliamentary seats
Nigeria sentences policeman to death for killing a lawyer
A Nigerian court has sentenced a police officer to death for shooting and killing a lawyer in the commercial hub of Lagos
Diphtheria outbreak kills 117 children in Nigeria’s Yobe state
NPHCDA, confirmed that 117 children died following Diphtheria outbreak in Yobe since 2022.
UN, Save the Children report 19 million Sudanese children are out of school
An estimated 19 million children in Sudan are out of school as brutal conflict approaches the six-month mark
4 killed in Sudan attack targeting hospital
In the attack, 4 civilians were killed and more than 20 civilians were injured. The hospital was rendered unusable.
Comparing apartheid: South Africa and Palestine’s ongoing struggles
Apartheid, which lasted from 1948 to 1994 in South Africa, was a system of institutionalized racial segregation
Landslide in Cameroon kills at least 23 people
Deadly mudslide in Cameroon
IMF and World Bank gather in Marrakesh for annual meeting
IMF, World Bank meet
UK forced to battle controversial Rwanda deportation policy
UK faces legal battle
Nigeria calls on Palestine and Israel to show restraint
Nigeria called for a “ceasefire” and a “peaceful resolution of the conflict through dialogue.”
Kenya’s Kelvin Kiptum sets marathon world record in Chicago
Kiptum clocks 2 hours, 35 seconds to beat his compatriot Eliud Kipchoge’s record by 34 seconds.
How African countries weigh in on Palestine
In recent years, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has remained a prominent and deeply divisive issue on the international stage
Tunisia says Palestinians have right to reclaim their occupied lands
International community to take responsibility for putting end to Israel’s ‘barbaric attacks’ against Palestinians, says presidency
Sudan’s legacy of backing Palestinian statehood
Sudan has consistently championed the cause of the Palestinian people
Gunmen kidnap 9 in Nigeria’s northwest state
Attackers storm community in convoy of motorcycles.
Ethiopia says government committed to preservation of human rights
It comes 3 days after UN experts warned ‘imminent risk of atrocity crimes’ in Ethiopia
Senegal president dissolves government
Macky Sall sets up new government under current prime minister: Official
ARD chiefs demand withdrawal of armed groups from Congo
Military chiefs want humanitarian corridors established to facilitate assistance to affected populations.
From ancient Kush to modern challenges
Sudan’s historical significance can be traced back to ancient times when it was known as the Kingdom of Kush
Ivory Coast President Ouattara dissolves the government
Ivory Coast will hold a presidential election in 2025.
Hundreds gather for anti-LGBTQ protest in Kenya
Homosexuality is deeply stigmatized in Kenya, and same-sex sexual activity remains a criminal offense under colonial-era laws