Africa
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Horn of Africa’s Stability Threatened by Tigray Conflict and Regional Tensions
Renewed conflict in Ethiopia and escalating regional tensions raise concerns about stability in the Horn of Africa, a…
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Eritrea’s Border Disputes Give Leverage Over Ethiopia
Eritrea’s unresolved border issues and regional influence pose a threat to Ethiopia’s stability
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Eritrean-Ethiopian War: How the 1998–2000 Border Conflict Shaped Today’s Tensions
The 1998–2000 Eritrean-Ethiopian War, sparked by a disputed border after independence, left deep scars that continue to fuel…
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Ethiopia-Eritrea War Would Disrupt Horn of Africa Trade, Refugee Flows, and Food Security
A renewed conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea would destabilize regional trade, worsen refugee crises, and threaten food supplies…
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Robert Mugabe: The Liberation Hero Who Ruined Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe, who led Zimbabwe from independence in 1980 until 2017, began as a celebrated freedom fighter but…
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Tigray Fighting Spreads, Threatening Ethiopia Conflict Restart
ADDIS ABABA, September 25 — Fighting between Ethiopia’s federal government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front has intensified…
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Russia Moves to Ease Visas With Asia, Africa, Mideast, LatAm
MOSCOW, September 10 — Maria Zakharova stepped to the podium with two messages, and only one of them…
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UN General Assembly endorses a new world map that shows more
NEW YORK, September 6 — Delegates in the vaulted hall of the United Nations General Assembly gathered under…
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Africa bigger, US smaller
New York, September 5 — The United Nations has adopted a new world map that shows Africa as…
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African Migrants Stranded in Yemen Face Crisis as Aid Runs Out
SANAA, Sept. 5 — The International Organization for Migration is warning that African migrants stranded in Yemen face…
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Zambia Crackdown: UN Expert Alleges Violence, Opposition Arrests
LUSAKA, September 3 — Three weeks after Zambia’s contested general election, a United Nations rights expert has accused…
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Guinea-Bissau Voters Back Referendum Expanding Presidential Powers
BISSAU, Sept. 3 — Voters in Guinea-Bissau have approved a constitutional referendum granting the president expanded powers, with…
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Niger Military Says It Is Regaining Control After Mutiny
NIAMEY, Niger, Sept. 3 — Niger’s military said it was “gradually regaining control” on Saturday after mutineers held…
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Libya’s Rival Sides Sign Deal for Elections Within Two Years
Tripoli — Libyan officials said representatives from the country’s rival eastern and western administrations signed an agreement to…
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Africa’s Wars, Crises, and Disasters Reshape Global Order
NAIROBI, Sept 02 — In the final week of August, Africa faced overlapping challenges including a worsening Ebola…
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Jihadists Kill, Kidnap Dozens in Nigeria During Friday Prayers
On 22 August 2026, a violent attack occurred during Friday prayers in central Nigeria, targeting worshippers in the…
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Recruitment of Africans in Russian Forces Sparks Diplomatic Tensions
Diplomatic Fallout Over Alleged African Recruitment in Russian Forces Rome, August 21 — Against this backdrop of shifting…
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African Recruitment in Ukraine Shifts Consumer Spending
On August 21, 2026, reports indicate that Ukraine has documented the recruitment of nearly 3,000 Africans into Russia’s…
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African Recruitment in Ukraine Impacts Home Improvement Material Supply
On August 21, 2026, in Kyiv, Ukraine, officials have reported knowledge of nearly 3,000 African nationals reportedly recruited…
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African Recruitment in Ukraine Impacts U.S. Land Access
On August 21, Kyiv — Ukraine’s security forces have uncovered a disturbing pattern within Russia’s military operations, disclosing…
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Worldwide trend threatens democratic governance with term limit evasion
PARIS, July 21, 2026 — The ancient Athenian agora, where citizens once debated the limits of power, might…
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Liberia’s Path to Sustainable Development After Boakai’s Pledge
MONROVIA, July 17 — President Joseph Boakai’s speech yesterday signals a turning point for Liberia’s economy, where the…
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Liberia’s EPA Tackles Environmental Challenges with Data-Driven Mitigation
MONROVIA — Liberia is losing its forests at a steady pace, and for the millions of families across…
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Liberian President Boakai Elevates Environmental Protection as National Priority
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency officially dedicated its new headquarters on Thursday, an event that…
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