AllAfrica's Silence The Guns series focuses on peacebuilding on the continent. Today we take closer look at  what the road to peace and peacebuilding is for South Sudan, where ... Read more »

It has been a year since Ugandan security forces brutally clamped down on people protesting the arrest of opposition politician Robert Kyagulanyi, better known as Bobi Wine, ... Read more »

The government has withdrawn its support for the Miss South Africa pageant after it was unable to convince organisers to pull out of the Miss Universe pageant which will be held in ... Read more »

What does health have to do with climate change? If you stop to think about it: Everything. Read more »

Two new reports by human rights organisations detail the ordeals experienced by civilians in Ethiopia's armed conflict. An Read more »

Uganda's Indigenous Benet people continue to suffer appalling conditions in resettlement camps with little access to water, sanitation and healthcare 13 years after being violently ... Read more »

Sudan's security forces fired teargas at protesting teachers on Sunday November 7, 2021 as a two-day nationwide civil disobedience campaign demanding civilian rule began. Civil ... Read more »

The report of a joint investigation by the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission and the United Nations Human Rights Office accuses parties to the conflict between Tigray and the Read more »

Sierra Leone has become the latest country to outlaw the death penalty, after its Parliament approved a Bill replacing relevant sections of the penal code. Until now the death ... Read more »

AllAfrica's Juanita Williams spoke with Asma Ismail, human rights activist, as she marched through the streets east of Khartoum, where later reports emerged of marchers being shot ... Read more »