Migrants Trapped in Tunisia Amid Anti-Migration Policies and Rising Tensions
The U.N.’s International Organization for Migration estimates that 15,000 to 20,000 migrants are stranded in rural olive groves near Tunisia’s central coastline.
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Rescue Charity: 11 Bodies Found as Death Toll Raises at the Libyan Coast
According to Italian media, the 11 bodies are to be transferred to an Italian coast guard ship and temporarily disembarked on the island of Lampedusa.
50 Accused Persons, Including Three Americans, Appear in DRC Military Court Over Failed Coup
The accused are charged with terrorism, attempted assassination, illegal possession of weapons and arms of war, and financing of terrorism in connection with the “attempted coup” on May 19.
Somalia Elected to UN Security Council as Non-Permanent Member
Alongside Somalia, Denmark, Greece, Pakistan, and Panama also secured seats on the Council in a secret ballot held by the UN General Assembly.
Rescuers Search for Dozens Trapped in Nigerian Gold Mine Collapse
Authorities have confirmed one fatality, with at least 30 individuals still missing. Local residents, however, estimate that up to 44 workers may be trapped.
Twenty-Two Chinese Nationals Plead Guilty to Cyber-Related Crimes in Zambia
The operation, targeting the company Golden Top Support Services located in the Roma suburb, was prompted by a surge in internet fraud cases affecting individuals worldwide
Russia Pledges Increased Support for Burkina Faso
Lavrov's visit to Burkina Faso follows stops in Guinea and the Republic of Congo, as Russia aims to fill the vacuum left by traditional Western partners.
Dozens of Gold Miners Trapped After Pit Collapse in Central Nigeria
“As of this morning [Wednesday], we believe over 30 people are still trapped. We can't give you exact figures because even those on site didn’t know," said Ibrahim.
Kenyan President Seeks Guidance from Evangelical Pastors for Upcoming Haiti Mission
These pastors have provided recommendations and acted as intermediaries between Haitian communities and President Ruto, according to interviews with two pastors and three Haitian and American evangelical leaders.
The Tales of Burkina Faso's Displaced Children
Military leader Capt. Ibrahim Traoré seized power in 2022, capitalizing on public frustration over ongoing attacks.
Kenyan Police Arrest 19-Year-Old Motorist for Brutal Attack on Traffic Officer in Nairobi
The motorist fled the scene after bystanders intervened to help the officer.
Nigerian Government Offers Reward Following Deadly Attack in Abia State
According to defense spokesperson Major-General Edward Buba, the soldiers were deployed as peacekeepers, and the civilians were caught in the crossfire.
UNHCR Official Warns of Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Sahel Region
Gnon-Konde was in Brussels to emphasize to EU officials the importance of focusing on the African regions where conflicts have displaced some 10.5 million people, even as international attention is drawn to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Nigerian Civil Society Holds Moment of Silence for Victims of Violence
This annual National Day of Mourning, launched seven years ago, aims to pay tribute to victims of attacks and demand that the government restore security in the country.
Sudan's El-Fasher Sees Deadly Clashes Between Military and Paramilitary Forces
El-Fasher has emerged as the epicenter of the conflict, with the RSF, supported by Arab militias known as Janjaweed, targeting the city—the last military stronghold in Darfur.
ADF Rebel Attacks in Eastern DRC Kill Around 10 Civilians
The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), originally mainly Muslim Ugandan rebels, have established a presence in eastern DRC over the past three decades, killing thousands of civilians.