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A series of attacks in which armed men attacked institutions in the capital city, including military barracks and prisons, in Sierra Leone over the weekend was a failed coup attempt, according to police and government officials...
Along with the rest of the east and horn of Africa, Somalia has suffered relentless flooding killing many already. The total number of people who have already been killed from flooding in Somalia has risen to...
For years, Freeman Bhengu tried to earn a living in Soweto, the township on the outskirts of the country’s commercial capital, Johannesburg, where he grew up. He wired houses, he helped renovate them, and he even...
In the vast expanse of the Sahel, a region that stretches across West to East Africa, the freedom of the press is facing growing peril. Over the past decade, the Sahel has witnessed the loss of five...
The recent catastrophic floods in Derna, Libya, as discussed in a previous article, have drawn global attention to the potential role of climate change in this disaster. These events are just one example of the extreme...
Libya recently faced one of its most severe natural disasters when intense flooding resulted in the collapse of multiple dams. The floods wreaked havoc across the country, leading to vast destruction and a tragic loss of life....
General Brice Oligui Nguema has assumed the role of Gabon’s new President in the wake of the sixth coup in under three years in Central and West Africa. His inauguration took place in a splendid military...
This article was written by Imane Moumen, our Senior Writer of European Politics from Morocco. She wrote this article right after Morocco’s earthquake struck her country in hopes of raising awareness and donations to aid her community....
In recent days, Mali has removed French from being the official language of communication to being a working language following the implementation of its new constitution, even though French has been Mali’s official language since it...
Ethiopia is facing the peril of another deadly conflict just a year after the signing of the Tigray peace agreement. This new internal strife has pitted the government against the nation’s defense forces and local militia,...
