Rwanda and 25 Other Countries Sign UN Convention to Ease Cargo Trade
Rwanda and 25 other countries signed a United Nations convention in Accra, Ghana, on…
Justice on Borrowed Time: Amnesty Warns the Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court Could Close in 2028 Without New Donors
A Court Central Africans Asked For, Funded From Abroad Can a war crimes court…
Sixteen Sent Back Across the Border: Spain’s First Ceuta Deportations Since July Hand Rejected Asylum Seekers to Morocco
Three Months After 80,000 Crossed in Two Days A city of about 80,000 people…
When the Diamonds Stop Paying: Namibia Cuts Its Revenue Forecast as N$11.8 Billion in Guaranteed Loans Hangs Over Taxpayers
A Mid-Year Budget Review Built on Weaker Mining Income A resource can be a…
Two Tolls for One Battle: Somalia’s Army and Al-Shabaab Give Irreconcilable Counts of the Fighting Near Leego
A Battle Counted Twice in Lower Shabelle How many people died in Lower Shabelle…
Twenty Square Meters for Fifty Men: A Federal Panel Finds Minna’s Detained Miners Suffocated in Civil Defense Custody
From a Mining Raid to a Locked Cell Shortly after 7 pm on 16…
Glamping Pods on Cleared Renosterveld: A Cape Winelands Safari Lodge Pleads Guilty and Is Fined R15 Million
Building First, Seeking Approval Later Twenty-three tourism units, ten of them "glamping" pods, rose…
Door-to-Door in Shirka: Dozens of Orthodox Christians Killed in Oromia as Officials Blame Different Armed Groups
A Weekend of Killings in East Arsi is the Latest in Years of Attacks…
Thirty Enslaved People at a Time: South Africa’s Oldest Wine Farm Tells a History Most Estates Leave Out
Slavery built the Cape wine industry, and the few estates now acknowledging it are…
Called to an Ebola Alert, Killed by a Crowd: Congo Loses a Nurse to the Rumor That Health Workers Spread the Virus
The deadliest Ebola outbreak in Congo's history is now in eight provinces, and the…
A Year After El Fasher: Britain Bans Travel and Freezes Assets for 15 Commanders From Both of Sudan’s Armies
On the first anniversary of the fall of North Darfur's capital, a foreign government…
A Truck That Waits a Week at the Gate: Africa’s Freight Bills Grow on Land, Not at Sea
Africa has 179 seaports, yet moving a container through them remains costly, because delays…