Locust Swarms Threaten Parts Of East Africa
Enlarge this image A man holds a desert locust in his hand in Kenya’s Rift
‘Swift action’ needed in Tigray to save thousands at risk, UNHCR warns
Two months after conflict forced humanitarian workers to withdraw from the Tigray region of Ethiopia, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR), on Tuesday, stressed the need for “swift action” to restore safe access to “save thousands of lives at risk”.
Uganda Restores Internet, Keeps Opposition Leader in House Detention
KAMPALA – Uganda’s government restored some internet access Monday after a five-day blackout during last week’s election that saw President
Rwanda declares readiness to trade under African Continent Free Trade Agreement
Rwanda on Friday became one of the first African countries to declare readiness to trade under the African
Uganda’s Leader of 35 Years Is Re-elected After Bitter, Bloody Campaign
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Uganda Election 2021: What's At Stake?
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Uganda's Young People View Upcoming Presidential Election As A Chance For Change
Uganda’s youth are turning out in force ahead of Thursday’s presidential election, challenging longtime leader Yoweri Museveni.
Africa & U.S. Cities — A Recognition for the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ Africa Report
The news about the African continent — its peoples, governments, institutions, activities — never stops. Coverage of the continent by American-run, as well as African-run organizations, and a mix of others, is what informs us about what is taking place at home and abroad. How this news is reported, why, when, and by whom, goes…
Arrest of Cameraman in Ethiopia Signals Wider Crackdown
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Unrest continues to blight Horn of Africa regions
The government of Sudan is preparing to send troops to South Darfur state after the killing of 15 people in recent tribal violence.