Sudan: A Bloodbath Visible From Space - RSF's Massacres in Sudan's El Fasher

"I urge colleagues to study the latest satellite imagery of El Fasher; blood on the sand. And I urge colleagues to study the world's continued failure to stop this. Blood on...… Read more »

Tanzania: Protests Erupt in Tanzania Amid Disputed Elections, Internet Shutdown, and Curfew

Protests erupted as Tanzania went to the polls on October 29, 2025. With opposition leaders jailed, Internet access cut, the election has been criticized as ceremonial for… Read more »

Sudan: El Fasher's Last Stand - 'The City Has Fallen, but Its Dignity Has Not'

With the last resistance fighter defending the city falling in battle, the besieged capital of North Darfur is under the control of paramilitary RSF, which has killed "most of the… Read more »

Sudan: Civilians in El Fasher, Sudan Face 'Slow, Deliberate Death Under the RSF Siege'

After running out of animal fodder, people are now consuming cow skin as a last resort against starvation in North Darfur state's besieged capital, cut off from all food supply by… Read more »

Madagascar: Madagascar's Military Seizes Power After Parliament Impeaches Fleeing President Rajoelina

According to reports, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar fled to France following an agreement with President Emmanuel Macron. While he insists that he remains the leader, the… Read more »

Kenya: New 'Gang Suppression Force' to Replace Kenyan Police's Haiti Mission

The UN voted to replace Kenya's mission in Haiti with a new global gang suppression force after 15 months of Kenya's deployment, a move that exposes the weakness of the mission in… Read more »

Sudan: 'Hunted, Raped, Starved' - CPJ's Chilling Report On Journalists in Sudan's El Fasher

Risking murder, rape, and torture, journalists continue working in the besieged city, walled off without food supply, surviving on animal fodder that has poisoned many. Read more »

Madagascar: Madagascar's President Dissolves Government Following Youth-Led Protests

Madagascar has been rocked by the largest youth-led protest waves in years, leaving at least 22 dead and forcing President Andry Rajoelina to dissolve his government amid mounting… Read more »

Africa: East Africa Rallies With the Anti-Imperialist Struggle in the Sahel

Solidarity events in Kenya and Tanzania marked two years since the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States, celebrating the Sahel's bold anti-imperialist stance and vision for… Read more »

Sudan: Famine, Cholera, and Ethnic Massacres Loom Large Over North Darfur's Besieged Capital

About 260,000 civilians, half of them children, are trapped in the besieged city, cut off from food, water, and medical supplies by an advancing paramilitary, notorious for ethnic… Read more »

Sudan: Thousands Suffer Cholera With No Medical Care in War-Torn Sudan's Darfur

Almost 12,200 people have been infected with the deadly disease that has claimed over 500 lives in the region in less than three months since it was first detected in the crowded… Read more »

Africa: Ethiopia Inaugurates Africa's Largest Hydroelectric Dam As Regional Tensions With Egypt and Sudan Persist

Ethiopia has officially opened the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Africa's largest hydroelectric project, marking the end of a 14-year, USD 5 billion undertaking that has… Read more »

Sudan: A Country Unraveling - Sudan's Struggle for Survival Amid Disaster and War

A devastating storm hit Sudan, exacerbating a deep and prolonged crisis in the country, ravaged by years of war and political instability Read more »

Sudan: RSF Commander Sworn in As Head of Sudan's Parallel Government As War Rages On

Last week, RSF leader Hemedti was sworn in as head of a parallel government in Sudan, a move seen as part of the paramilitary group's efforts to entrench its power despite being… Read more »

Kenya: Kenyan MPs Condemn Gaza Atrocities, Call for Ceasefire and Recognition of Palestine

Kenyan MPs held a parliamentary debate on August 6 over the ongoing war in Gaza, with many legislators condemning the devastation inflicted on Palestinians and calling for urgent… Read more »

Sudan: Cholera Threatens Starved IDPs in War-Torn Darfur

Once a haven for the displaced, North Darfur's Tawila is now ground zero for a deadly cholera outbreak. Read more »

Sudan: Five Reasons Why the UAE Is Fixated On Sudan

The UAE has played a significant role in Sudan's economic landscape over the past decade, and it appears willing to maintain its involvement amid ongoing conflict. Read more »

Sudan: Ethnic Cleansing Awaits North Darfur's Besieged, Starving Population in War-Torn Sudan

The specter of ethnic cleansing looms over hundreds of thousands trapped without food, water, or medicines in the North Darfur state's besieged capital, El Fasher. Read more »

Kenya: 16 Killed By Police in Kenya On Anniversary of Historic Anti-Finance Bill Protests

Thousands of Kenyans took to the streets across the country on the anniversary of the Finance Bill protests. 16 protesters were killed by police. Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: DR Congo and Rwanda to Sign Peace Agreement As U.S. Seeks Mineral Deal

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda are poised to sign a peace agreement on June 27, following months of conflict in Eastern Congo. Read more »

Sudan: Now in Its Third Year, War in Sudan Is 'Is Far From Over'

"The world has completely forgotten the crisis in Sudan" where "a slow death" has become the plight of millions, decried Adam Rojal, spokesperson of the General Coordination of… Read more »

Africa: Trump Celebrates Supreme Court Ruling Enabling Govt to Deport Migrants to Countries Not Their Own

Immigrant rights organizer says Trump administration is wielding yet "another attack on human rights" Read more »

Kenya: One Year After Historic Protests, Kenya's Youth Return to the Streets in Fresh Outrage

The recent killing of a blogger while in police custody has sparked a wave of demonstrations in Kenya as outraged citizens take to the streets to demand justice and accountability. Read more »