July 16
Africa: Violent Conflicts Have Stalled Global Vaccination Rates, Putting Children At Risk for Preventable Diseases
Four years after the onset of COVID-19, children's vaccination rates are stalling and declining. Armed conflicts and weakening of public health systems are to blame Read more »
July 08
West Africa: The Sahel Stands Up and the World Must Pay Attention
This past weekend the heads of state from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger met in the first summit of the Alliance of Sahel States. Read more »
June 30
Zambia: Popular Health Mobile Clinic Brings Health to Communities in Zambia
Prompted by the experience of a recent cholera outbreak, the Socialist Party of Zambia launched a mobile clinic in the effort of making health care more accessible to everyone Read more »
June 26
Kenya: Hundreds of Kenyan Police Arrive in Port-AU-Prince, Establishing the Latest Foreign Military Occupation of Haiti
The Kenyan officers arrived to Port-au-Prince to establish the UN-authorized Multinational Security Support Mission to fight against gang violence in Haiti Read more »
June 25
Congo-Kinshasa: The Congolese People Proclaim - the Congo Is Not for Sale!
A new dossier by the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research examines the Congolese vision for freedom in light of the unfettered extraction of the DRC's resources Read more »
June 24
Sudan: Sudanese Communist Party Leader Arrested By Military Intelligence
Amal El Zein, a member of the political bureau of the Sudanese Communist Party, was arrested by military intelligence Read more »
June 21
Ghana: Ghanaians Organize Car Caravan in Solidarity With Palestine
For the last eight months, people in the West African nation have been organizing actions to demand an immediate end to Israel's genocide in Gaza Read more »
June 20
Africa: Air Pollution Is Killing Millions Across the Globe, Claims State of Global Air Report
Pollution is the second leading cause for death and life long health problems among children. In 2021, it killed over 700,000 children Read more »
June 19
Western Sahara: New World, New Hope - the Struggle for a Free Western Sahara Continues
The struggle of the Sahrawi people for social, political, and economic liberation from Moroccan occupation continues Read more »
Kenya: Amid Economic Hardship and Repression, Kenyans Reject the Finance Bill 2024
Hundreds were arrested and brutalized in Nairobi by police forces during protests against the government's finance bill Read more »
June 18
Africa: Do EU Countries Purposely Delay Rescue Missions to Migrants Lost At Sea?
Humanitarian organizations and media investigations warn that EU coast guard services may be implicated in illegal pushbacks and intentional delays of rescue missions Read more »
June 17
Africa: Global South Countries Break With West On Ukraine Summit Final Declaration
None of the BRICS member states signed the final joint communique which talked about respect for Ukraine's territorial integrity. Many affirmed that there cannot be any serious… Read more »
June 12
Somalia: At Least 180 Migrants Feared Dead in Accident Off Yemen's Coast
Every year thousands of migrants fleeing poverty, conflict zones or harsh climate conditions and in search of jobs and decent life face death and inhumane conditions in their… Read more »
June 07
South Africa: South Africa At a Turning Point? How the 2024 Elections Will Shape the Future
Will South Africa move towards eliminating poverty and stake out its own ground in a multipolar world order? Or regress towards a role as a node for the West in Africa? Read more »
June 03
South Africa: ANC Suffers Major Loss in Landmark Elections, Now Prepares for Coalition Talks
The ANC suffered a heavy blow in the parliamentary election in South Africa for the first time in 30 years. The uMkhonto weSizwe party has emerged as the third-largest party in the… Read more »
May 29
Africa: Pandemic Treaty Faces Uncertain Future As World Health Assembly Begins
The 77th World Health Assembly has begun amid delays in pandemic response negotiations and ongoing assaults on healthcare in Palestine Read more »
May 26
Africa: Community Health Workers Across South Africa Mobilize Ahead of Election
South Africa's Community Health Workers protest for insourcing and essential rights with the support of trade unions and health movements Read more »
May 14
Congo-Kinshasa: M23 Attacks Continue in DR Congo Against Refugee Camps, Health Centers
Mineral extraction is the key to understanding the longstanding violence waged by Rwandan and Ugandan backed paramilitary groups in the DRC Read more »
Western Sahara: The Sahel Seeks Sovereignty
The last year has seen tremendous transformations in the Sahel region with popularly-backed military coups calling for an end to French colonialism as well as progressive electoral… Read more »
May 05
Africa: Universal Health Coverage - a Failure of Implementation or Strategy?
Halfway to the 2030 deadline for Universal Health Coverage, the world is severely off track. Nearly half of the global population lacks access to essential health services, with… Read more »
April 04
Southern Africa: Millions Face Hunger and Loss of Livelihood Amid Severe Drought in Southern Africa
Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi have already proclaimed a state of national disaster as a severe drought has damaged swathes of crop area. Millions across the region are facing severe… Read more »
April 01
Africa: Liberating the Land - From Africa to Palestine
In Palestine and across the African continent, national liberation from colonialism is incomplete without sovereignty over the land Read more »
March 28
Senegal: Who Is Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Senegal's New President?
44-year-old Faye won the March 24 election with 54.2% of the vote, according to the official provisional results from the National Voting Census Commission. He has promised to… Read more »
Morocco: Protests in Support of Gaza Ceasefire Continue for Fourth Day in Jordan and Morocco
The protests in Morocco and Jordan are significant as both these countries have diplomatic ties with Israel. Protesters demanded the severing of these ties and an end to Israel's… Read more »
March 26
Zambia: Literacy for Liberation - How the Socialist Party of Zambia Is Fighting Illiteracy
Since 2021, over 4,000 people in rural and urban areas have become literate in Zambia's official language, English, as a result of the Socialist Party's program Read more »