Apr 01, 2024
Tales of Kidnapped Nigerian Chibok Girls Leave Many Heartbroken
Aisha Graema and Mary Dauda, two of the freed Chibok girls, share tales of survival intertwined with affection that bloomed in the bleakest of settings....
Mar 31, 2024
Two Armed Groups in DR Congo Commit to Civilian Protection in a Historic Pledge in Geneva
The groups, which are in opposition to the M23 rebel faction and loosely aligned with the Congolese government, have committed to addressing grave concerns such as sexual violence, food insecurity, famine conditions, and the need for improved healthcare access within their territories....
Mar 31, 2024
He didn’t go to private schools abroad – he’s one of us; Senegalese Fishermen Hopeful in President Faye`s Leadership
Fishermen like Gueye are hopeful that the new president will enforce regulations more rigorously to protect their livelihoods and the marine environment....
Mar 31, 2024
Chocolate Crisis Alert: Why Your Favorite Treat Is Becoming a Luxury Item
Ghana's cocoa marketing board, Cocobod, reports a dire situation with approximately 590,000 hectares of cocoa plantations infected with the deadly virus....
Mar 30, 2024
U.N. Warns of Looming Catastrophic Hunger Crisis in Sudan
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), supported by the United Nations, issued a grave warning on Friday about the impending threat of widespread death, total collapse of livelihoods, and a catastrophic hunger crisis in Sudan unless immediate action is taken....
Mar 30, 2024
Top 4 Most Significant Massacres During Colonial Times in Africa
Regarded as one of the first genocides of the 20th century, the Herero and Namaqua genocide was carried out by the German Empire in the territory of modern-day Namibia....
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