Taha Sakr
Hunger and Cholera Kill Children in North Darfur as Conflict Fuels Displacement
Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is deepening in North Darfur, where hunger and a deadly cholera outbreak are ravaging displaced communities—particularly children—amid…
Ethiopia Appoints New Ambassador to Somalia as Diplomatic Relations Normalize
In a notable step toward restoring full diplomatic ties, Ambassador Suleiman Dedefo officially presented his credentials as Ethiopia’s new Ambassador…
Zimbabwe Bans Secondhand Clothing Imports and Street Vending Amid Urban Crackdown
Zimbabwe has announced a blanket ban on the import and sale of secondhand clothing, alongside sweeping new regulations aimed at…
Two Million Refugees at Risk as Emergency Funding Runs Dry in Uganda
Uganda is on the brink of hosting two million refugees, as escalating conflicts in Sudan, South Sudan, and the Democratic…
US Strikes Deal with Rwanda to Resettle Deported Migrants
The United States has quietly signed a new agreement with Rwanda to resettle up to 250 migrants deported from American…
Senegal Launches E-Visa System Based on Reciprocity Principle
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has announced the introduction of a new electronic visa (e-visa) system for citizens of countries…
UN Applauds Egyptian Peacekeepers for Strategic Role in Securing Stability in Central African Republic
The United Nations has lauded Egypt’s growing role in global peacekeeping, spotlighting the exceptional performance of 750 Egyptian peacekeepers serving…
EHRC: Amhara Clashes Between Government Forces and Fano Claim High Civilian Toll
A new report by the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has revealed alarming levels of civilian harm caused by ongoing…
Ethiopian Opposition Parties Mourn Migrant Drownings off Yemen Coast, Blame Domestic Failures
Four Ethiopian opposition parties have jointly expressed sorrow and outrage over the deaths of dozens of Ethiopian migrants who drowned…
Tadesse Worede: Armed Forces in Tigray Will Continue Military Training
Tigray Interim President Tadesse Worede has stated that the armed forces in the Tigray region will not be disarmed until…
Rising Tensions in Tigray: Interim Government Accuses New Party of Armed Attack
Tigray, the northern Ethiopian region that endured two years of brutal civil war until the Pretoria peace agreement in late…
Senegal Steps Up Border Security Amid Rising Threats from Sahel Militants
In response to escalating militant threats along its eastern frontier, Senegal has deployed new security units to Kédira, a border…
