The Democratic Republic of the Congo has rejected a report by a United Nations human rights team that accused the army of committing mass killings, torture and rape in the ... Read more »

"Government, at national [level], is allowing people to flood South Africa. Most people occupying the buildings are people coming from outside the country ... Yes, we were in exile ... Read more »

The Senate will investigate reports of alleged sexual abuse of women at internally displaced persons camps in the northeast and other parts of the country. Read more »

On the streets of Cameroon's northern town of Garoua a group of Central African Republic refugees is using music to call on the world to save their country from misery and stop the ... Read more »

The new transit center will have a capacity for a 1,000 people and asylum candidates will be moved to the U.N. center in Niamey in Niger, to complete their applications. Read more »

The Senate has set up a panel to probe a report by Amnesty International which accused the country's security agencies of rape and sexual abuse of women victims of the Boko Haram ... Read more »

Despite the dangers, many Africans risk their lives in search of greener pastures. Interviews with thousands of Africans confirm this basic news-media narrative, as well as the ... Read more »

Uganda's government insists there are reasonable explanations for the alleged inflation of refugee numbers despite preliminary findings revealing significant disparities. The ... Read more »

Prime Minister Philemon Yang has launched an emergency plan to assist people and structures affected by the close to two-year socio-political crisis raging in the Anglophone ... Read more »

The targeted eviction of ethnic Amharas in the regional states of Benishangul Gumuz and Oromia is especially worrying. Thousands of Amharas have been evicted, killed and tortured. ... Read more »