Who Will Be Held Responsible for Xenophobia in South Africa?
Updated: Wed 17 Apr, 02:39 pm
Human Rights Watch and the African Diaspora Forum have called for the urgent investigation and prosecution of those responsible for a spate of attacks against migrants, most of them from Malawi, in … read more »
Ethiopia's Displacement Crisis Leads to High Malnutrition Rates
Updated: Wed 17 Apr, 01:46 pm
An assessment of the conditions for people who are displaced in the Gedeo region shows malnutrition rates above emergency levels for children under five, MSF has said. They also drew attention to poor … read more »
Kenya's Dadaab Refugee Camp Closure Imminent - UN
Updated: Fri 29 Mar, 09:06 am
A leaked UN report has said that the Kenyan government is planning the closure of Dadaab, once the world's largest refugee camp, which has almost 210,000 people, in 2019 writes Nila Bhalla for Thomas … read more »
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Human Rights Watch and the African Diaspora Forum have called for the urgent investigation and prosecution of those responsible for a spate of attacks against migrants, most of ... Read more »
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An assessment of the conditions for people who are displaced in the Gedeo region shows malnutrition rates above emergency levels for children under five, MSF has said. They also ... Read more »
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A tweet by President Salva Kiir has sparked new hope for peace in the world's youngest nation, while neighbours Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia continue to push for end to the ... Read more »
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Zimbabweans say they are living in fear of xenophobic attacks in South Africa after "reckless" statements made by President Cyril Ramaphosa at his party's election campaign rally. ... Read more »
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A leaked UN report has said that the Kenyan government is planning the closure of Dadaab, once the world's largest refugee camp, which has almost 210,000 people, in 2019 writes ... Read more »
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The separatists will expect some reaction from the government to the court's ruling. If the Paul Biya administration were to ignore an overture from the Nigerian government to ... Read more »
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While more than a third of Africans have thought about emigrating, far fewer are actually putting concrete measures in place to do so, according to a new report by Pan-African ... Read more »
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As the top U.S. diplomat for Africa visits Cameroon, pro-government groups are protesting what they call Tibor Nagy's interference in the country's internal affairs. Nagy and the ... Read more »
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After the 2010 landslide which left 365 people dead and close to 10,000 displaced, Uganda relocated some 600 people to government-owned land in Kiryandongo District but this effort ... Read more »
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Among the 12 deported was separatist leader Julius Sisiku Ayuk Tabe, president of the self-declared "Republic of Ambazonia", who was arrested along with his supporters on January 9 ... Read more »
