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The United Nations said Tuesday that at least 20,000 refugees are missing after two camps in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region were destroyed. UN said, they believe those affected have fled Hitsats and Shimbela camps during a federal military offensive operation…
Reporters Without Borders has welcomed the platform for the protection of journalists set up by the African Union. Last week, the continental organization with the support of UNESCO launched the first online digital platform to combat threats against journalists. The…
Reactions have continued to trail, fueling debates on the recently published report by the Directorate General of External Security DGES in France operational expansion of a terrorist group. DGES in a report Monday said that Al Qaeda terrorist group is…
South Africa is due to receive its first batch of coronavirus vaccines today. The country which is currently the worst hit by COVID-19 in Africa was initially scheduled to receive the vaccines at the end of January, but that was…
Africa's oil exports slumped to the lowest level in at least three years last month, as infrastructure woes for some of Nigeria’s biggest streams combined with gradually waning output in Angola. Combined flows from the region fell to 3.41 million…
The United Nations World Food Programme WFP has appealed for funds to provide food and nutrition assistance to over 60,000 refugees in Sudan. These refugees according WFP, crossed from Ethiopia into eastern Sudan in recent months. The UN agency further…
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has commenced the 60th Ordinary Session involving all eleven judges of the court. The 4 weeks ordinary session will until February 26, rule over at least five judgments. President of the African…
The number of cases and deaths from COVID-19 is rising sharply in Africa as new variants of the more contagious virus spread to other countries. According to the World Health Organisation Africa Bureau, more than 175,000 new cases of COVID-19…
The International Federation of Journalists and Federation of African Journalists will join the leaders of the African Union, UNESCO, editors from across the continent and media freedom campaigners to launch a new digital platform to protect and promote the safety…
The Rockefeller Foundation has announced a new grant of $12 million to the Africa Public Health Foundation to help expand the geographic coverage of testing and to strengthen contact tracing for COVID-19 in Africa. Rajiv J. Shah, President of The…
The neglect in the treatment and care of people with Leprosy was brought to the fore on Sunday as the world commemorated the International Day of Leprosy. This year’s commemoration of the WORLD Leprosy Day focuses on the theme Beat…
Public health experts in Zimbabwe say the country’s extension of a lockdown that includes a 12-hour, dusk-to-dawn curfew to thwart a recent swell in COVID19 cases and deaths will not yield much without adequate equipping of the country’s health care…
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