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Why does the Congo River cross the Equator twice?

The Congo River crosses the Equator twice during its remarkable journey through Central Africa. Discover why the river follows this unusual route

Rwanda genocide UK charges have been brought for the first time, with Dr Vincent Brown facing seven offences linked to alleged acts in Kigali in 1994

Africa UNGA 2026 sees South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria represented by senior officials as their presidents stay away from the New York gathering

The Chagos Islands agreement is back in focus as the UK and Mauritius seek a breakthrough over sovereignty and the Diego Garcia military base

African Union UN reform is in focus as African leaders push for greater representation in global institutions and the UN Security Council

Iran NPT withdrawal calls are growing as lawmakers push a new bill and Tehran warns it could deploy new weapons if the US attacks again

TASIS civil society talks in Nyala have focused on social cohesion, education, voluntary work and cooperation with Sudanese civil organisations

Lake Tanganyika fishing lights create a remarkable nighttime sight as fishing boats illuminate the water across one of Africa’s Great Lakes

A new Ethiopia alliance brings together seven opposition and armed groups seeking political change and a transitional government

The UN role in Sahel countries is shifting towards diplomacy and humanitarian work as Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger reshape regional ties