Guyana’s PM due in India, to hold meeting with President
In April last year, Jaishankar paid a visit to Guyana and called on PM Mark Phillips and discussed energy, disaster resilience, and
‘Nearly 400 Ethiopians have died of starvation’
The U.N. and the U.S. lifted the pause in December after introducing reforms to curb theft, but Tigray authorities say food is
38 people killed in communal clashes in South Sudan
A police spokesperson for Lakes state, Maj. Elijah Mabor Makuach, said 19 of the dead and 17 of the wounded were civilians
‘Terrorist threat high in Africa conflict zones’
The panel said al-Qaida has improved its media productions which appeared aimed at restoring the extremist group’s credibility, attracting recruits, and filling
US deplores holdups on aid into Sudan
The United States in September announced $130 million in new assistance to Sudan….reports Asian Lite News The United States on Wednesday implored
‘Africa to have place of honor on agenda of Italy’s G7 presidency’
Of the plan’s €5.5 billion budget, Meloni said “about €3 billion will come from the Italian climate fund and €2.5 billion from
UN steps up support for IDPs, returnees in South Sudan
According to the IOM, inflation in South Sudan has heavily impacted markets across the country, leading to a rapid increase in the
Civil servants of 6 African countries learning skills in India
This programme is for civil servants from the African region and 36 senior officers from six countries, namely Eritrea, Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania,
S. Africa’s Parliament calls for pressure on Israel
Calling the ICJ verdict “a significant human rights victory,” the parliament said “the ruling vindicates South Africa’s position on an immediate ceasefire
South Africa Seeks Israel’s Adherence to ICJ Ruling
The ICJ has determined that Israel’s actions in Gaza are “plausibly genocidal” and has indicated provisional measures on that basis The South