Nalova Akua

Humanitarian groups say they are grappling with the funding pause by the U.S., one of the largest donors to the DRC, amid mass casualties and displacement.

A year after introducing the world’s first malaria vaccine into its vaccination program, Cameroon says it has achieved progress amid a cocktail of challenges.

The military leaders of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have left to form a new alliance amid a row over the 15-member bloc’s position on military takeovers.

South Korea and African leaders agreed to launch a ‘critical minerals dialogue’ during the inaugural Korea-Africa summit that took place in Seoul in June, 2024.

Part of the deal is to stem migration flows to Europe, but watchdog groups insist it overlooks the El-Sisi government’s record and breaches of human rights.

The secretary of state’s third trip of the year is seen as a frantic attempt to counter China’s and Russia’s inroads on the continent.

With six million malaria cases and 11,000 deaths recorded each year, Cameroon hopes to use vaccination campaigns to save lives and its health system.

Somalia claims move is a gross violation of its sovereignty; breakaway Somaliland says it has the U.N.-enshrined right to independence.

‘The Malian government’s request for withdrawal of [U.N. peacekeepers] demonstrates its trust in [the Wagner group] and its own defense forces.’

President Alexander Lukashenko has been sanctioned by the West for his firm backing of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.