Amnesty demands justice for Nigerian airstrike on civilian
Killings civilians ‘should not be swept under the carpet,’ says rights group
Amnesty demands justice for Nigerian airstrike on civilian 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 »
The UK government’s Rwanda migrant plan continues to be a source of heated debate, with Prime Minister Sunak facing growing opposition from both legal experts and members of his own party.
UK government insists Rwanda asylum plan will succeed Read More »
Puntland has decided to abandon its plans for direct elections and will instead choose its leaders through a traditional clan-based system.
Somali’s Puntland abandons direct elections, chooses clan system Read More »
Her unwavering courage and exceptional leadership played a pivotal role in the resistance
Yaa Asantewaa: Fearless Ashanti Queen Mother Read More »
The declaration, is in response to the explosion at the CCCL explosives store and the devastation caused by the flooding
Seychelles declares state of emergency following massive explosion Read More »