Kenya offers to lead UN mission to stabilise Haiti amid US support
Kenya has offered to take the lead in a UN security mission aimed at stabilising Haiti after the US secretary…
Cameroon stars’ pain at not being able to perform at home
Vernyuy Tina and Witty Minstrel both come from the war-torn Anglophone North-West region of Cameroon. The two artists belong to…
Developing Afghanistan’s mines will uplift Afghans | Opinions
Afghanistan is one of the world’s most resource-rich nations in the world, boasting over 1,200 mineral fields. According to estimates,…
Megan Rapinoe: South Africa coach Desiree Ellis says retiring American’s achievements ‘huge’
South Africa head coach Desiree Ellis has paid tribute to USA icon Megan Rapinoe, praising her “huge” achievements for women’s…
Kenya issues shoot to kill order against criminals
Kenya’s security minister, Kithure Kindiki, has issued a shoot to kill order against criminals who target law enforcement officers in…
Isle of Man set for first celebration of South African culture
A festival celebrating the culture, food and music of South Africa is set to take place on the Isle of…
Morocco earthquake: Sisters’ nightmares and a plea for lipstick
Clinging to her dream of becoming a dentist, 12-year-old Malak is desperate for her life to return to normal after…
Sudan war: Army chief Burhan claims he’s ready for peace talks
The head of Sudan’s army has told he is willing to talk to the commander of rebel forces whom he…
Canada Sikh killing: ‘Get to the bottom of this very serious matter’ | News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says intelligence on the deadly shooting in British Columbia was passed on to India officials ‘many…
Stop lecturing us, Guinea junta leader tells West
Guinea’s junta leader, Col Mamady Doumbouya, has said the Western model of democracy does not work in Africa, as he…
South Africa: Charges after children fall ill from ‘drug muffins’
Two men face multiple charges of attempted murder in South Africa after around 90 children fell ill from eating drug-laced…
Sudan army chief: ‘Revolution can be restored’ | Humanitarian Crises News
As Sudan’s deadly conflict nears six months, the country’s de facto leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has admitted the fighting…
‘Cruel tragedy’: Uighur scholar sentenced to life in prison in China | Uighur News
Rahile Dawut was convicted on charges of endangering state security in a secret trial, US-based foundation says. A prominent Uighur…
Why is Mexico standing up to bigger neighbours US, Canada on corn? | Business and Economy News
Corn is sacred in Mexico. Its roots can be traced to Aztec and Mayan creation stories that exalted the arrival…
Nord Stream sabotage one year on: What to know about the attack | Russia-Ukraine war News
A year has passed since explosions rocked the Nord Stream pipelines, cutting off a major route for Russian gas exports…
Have interest rates reached their peak? | Business and Economy
US Federal Reserve holds rates steady while European Central Bank signals a pause in monetary tightening policy. Countries across the…
Ethiopian prince’s hair, artefacts returned 155 years after British plunder | History News
Seven-year-old Prince Alemayehu was taken to England after battle of Magdala, and he died there in 1879 at the age…
Ukraine to receive US long-range ATACMS missiles, US media report | Russia-Ukraine war News
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy did not respond directly to a question about the US supplying long-range missile system. United States President…
Taiwan calls China’s increased military drills ‘abnormal’, risks accident | Conflict News
Taiwan’s Defence Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng says frequency of Chinese military drills increases risk of accidental clash. Taiwan’s defence minister has…
Poland’s PM tells Ukraine’s Zelenskyy to ‘never insult’ Polish people again | Russia-Ukraine war News
Poland’s prime minister has told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to never “insult” Poles again, returning to harsh rhetoric towards Kyiv…