Africa: Africa's Learning Crisis Is Solvable, But Only If We Refocus on the Basics - Gates' Benjamin Piper

It is estimated that 90% of African children in school are unable to read or write, and the situation is worse in conflict-affected areas. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Diplomacy Snarled as UAE Arms Fuel Genocidal Brutality in Darfur

"No one can say they didn't know." Read more »

Zambia: 'You Can't Build Without a Foundation' - MP's Fight for Every Zambian Child #ADEA2025

"Foundational learning, some time back - during my time - was well done," said Honorable Harry Kamboni, Member of Parliament for Kalomo Central in Southern Zambia. "But as we went… Read more »

Africa: Only One in Ten African Children Achieve Basic Literacy and Numeracy #ADEA2025

Foundational learning, the ability to read, write, and do basic math, is the bedrock of every child's education. This is not just an educational failure, but also a development… Read more »

Tanzania: Curfew, Internet Blackout as Tanzania Election Day Descends into Chaos

Tanzania's general elections triggered widespread protests in key cities including Dar es Salaam and Arusha as citizens demonstrated for the first time in 65 years. The absence of… Read more »

Sudan: UAE "Categorically" Denies Providing Support to Either Warring Party in Sudan

Following publication of Sudan Diplomacy Snarled as UAE Arms Fuel Genocidal Brutality in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested that AllAfrica… Read more »

Africa: Cholera – A Political Challenge that Hits Africa Hardest

Cholera – A Political Challenge that Hits Africa Hardest Read more »

Sudan: UN has 'Appalling reports' of Summary Executions, Other Serious Violations in Sudan

The UN Human Rights Office said Tuesday it is receiving “appalling reports” from Sudan that members of one of the protagonists in the war, the Rapid Support Forces, are… Read more »

Senegal: Resolution Accusing Macky Sall of High Treason Rejected

The proposal by Pastef MP Guy Marius Sagna called for the indictment of former President   Macky Sall   for "high treason," among other things, due to his… Read more »

South Africa: Education Dept Says Milnerton High Followed Protocol in Bullying Case - South African News Briefs - October 28, 2025

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Africa: All of Africa Today - October 27, 2025

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Africa: 'Your Health Security in Somebody's Hands is Dangerous,' Warns Top Africa CDC Advisor #CPHIA2025

What if Africa could use its industrial strength to protect its people's health by producing medicines locally? Read more »

South Africa: Omotoso Acquittal Appeal Heads to High Court - South African News Briefs - October 27, 2025

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Africa: Afreximbank's Dr. Georges Elombi Sets Sights on Restructuring Africa's Trade

The new President unveiled a strategy aimed at breaking the continent's economic dependence. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's Deadly Conflict and the Shape of Wars to Come

The war in Sudan is not an anomaly; it is a prototype. A conflict that has directly killed at least 150,000 people, displaced over 11 million, and pushed half the population into… Read more »

Africa: Climate Change is Fueling Africa's Next Health Crises, 'One Health' is the Answer #CPHIA2025

As the world deals with the combined issues of climate change and global health challenges, the value of the One Health approach has become more evident. Read more »

Sudan: Sudanese Doctor Calls for Regional Solidarity to Avert Further Collapse #CPHIA2025

The two-year conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces plunged the country's humanitarian, infrastructure, and healthcare systems into a… Read more »

Africa: Outpouring of Tributes at the Farewell Ceremony for Afreximbank's Professor Oramah

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) kicked off a leadership transition in Cairo with a day of tributes marking the conclusion of Professor Benedict Oramah's 10-year tenure… Read more »

South Africa: U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Nominee Pledges to Press the Government on 'Unaddressed Concerns"

Leo Brent Bozell III, President Trump's nominee to be ambassador to South Africa faced largely favorable questioning from Republicans and vigorous grilling from Democrats during… Read more »

Madagascar: Madagascar's Generation Z Uprising - A Nation Caught in a Cycle of Hope and Betrayal

The Indian Ocean island of Madagascar has once again found itself at a familiar crossroads — a fallen president, jubilant protesters, and young military men promising a… Read more »

Rwanda: The Unspoken Crisis of Adolescent Pregnancy in Africa #CPHIA2025

In rural Rwanda, a girl's first period signals womanhood, but too often steals her education and future. This is the devastating toll of Africa's adolescent pregnancy crisis. Read more »

Nigeria: The WhatsApp Chat That Could End a Health Crisis #CPHIA2025

Every day in Nigeria, hundreds of women and thousands of children lose their lives to preventable causes, yet in some of the country's most remote corners, a smartphone… Read more »

Africa: Africa Should Not Expect Much From Donald Trump

Donald Trump is bad news for Africa. He was tough on Africa in his first term, and after nine months, his second term is shaping up to be much worse. Read more »

Africa: Are We Ready for the Next Pandemic? #CPHIA2025

Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, the threat of new pandemics still looms, and the urgency remains. As the fourth International Conference on Public Health in Africa (CPHIA… Read more »

Africa: African Countries Must Invest in Genomic Surveillance to Eliminate Rabies

Every year, rabies silently kills children across East Africa, even though it is one of the few infectious diseases that is 100% preventable. Globally, rabies causes approximately… Read more »