African Nations Join Hands to Achieve Peace Across the Continent
Africa has for too long been plagued by conflicts, wars and violence. But recent years have seen African nations joining…
A New Dawn for Africa: The Rise of Peaceful Coexistence
Africa has long been a continent that has been plagued by conflicts and wars that have threatened to tear it…
Africa’s Push Towards Peace: A Positive Shift in Conflict Resolution
In recent years, Africa’s push towards peace has been a positive shift towards conflict resolution. The continent has experienced several…
Building Bridges, Not Walls: Africa’s Pathway to Lasting Peace
Africa has been facing conflicts and wars for many years, with various reasons being the root cause. From political instability…
Togo media guide
Togo has a varied media landscape. However, press freedom depends on the political environment. During election campaigns media outlets come…
Papa Wemba’s house becomes a rumba museum
Seven years after the death of Papa Wemba, the Congolese government has finally acted on its promise. On Friday, the…
More than 200 migrants die off Tunisia in just 10 days
Coastguards have recovered the bodies of 41 migrants off the Tunisian coast as the number of people dying as they…
Gay rainbow colours ‘influence children’ – minister
Zanzibar’s government has banned the use of rainbow colours in schools because of their association with gay pride and LGBTQ…
I carry water from the Nile for my whole village – Sudan man
Aid agencies are warning that a humanitarian disaster is unfolding across Sudan following nearly two weeks of fighting between the…
I’m so happy to come home – Chadian student
A student has told the BBC of her relief at being airlifted from Sudan. “The Chadian embassy helped us and…
No food or shelter for refugees entering Chad – IRC
People continue to flee the conflict by land, air and sea. But there’s no food, water or accommodation for the…
Zimbabwe opposition party leader jailed
A Harare magistrate has jailed the leader of a small opposition party for his role in calling for anti-government protests…
An NHS doctor who felt “betrayed” after being refused a place on a UK evacuation flight from Sudan has now been given a seat.
Abdulrahman Babiker was flown to Cyprus and will travel to the UK on Saturday. He told the BBC he was…
Sudan fighting: No talks until bombing stops, Hemedti tells BBC
One of Sudan’s duelling generals, who leads the paramilitary force fighting the country’s army, has told the BBC he will…
From War-Torn Regions to Peaceful Coexistence: The Journey of African Nations
Africa is a continent that has had its fair share of war-torn regions. However, over the years, African nations have…
African Leaders Prioritizing Dialogue to Promote Lasting Peace Across the Region
Over the past few years, the African continent has witnessed a steady rise in political tensions and conflicts. From Mali…
Sustainable Peacebuilding in Africa: Lessons from Successful Practices
Sustainable peacebuilding has become an essential discourse throughout Africa. There have been numerous successes in the field of peacebuilding within…
Peace and Unity: A Powerful Force in Africa’s Socio-Economic Growth
Africa is a continent that is blessed with an abundance of natural resources, a rich cultural heritage, and diverse peoples.…
Ethiopia’s Amhara ruling party official shot dead
The head of the ruling Prosperity Party in Ethiopia’s Amhara region has been shot dead, along with his security detail,…
UK relocates its Sudanese ambassador to Ethiopia
The UK says Giles Lever, its ambassador to Sudan, has been relocated to neighbouring Ethiopia after it temporarily closed its…