Nearly 100 died of cholera in less than a month in Sudan
Of the admitted cholera patients who died, 18 were children, including five children who are no older than 5, and five others
South Africa to host Zelenskyy in April
South Africa has adopted a neutral position in the war and has attempted to act as a mediator between the sides, although
US cancels $400m in grants, contracts to Columbia University
The Trump administration declined to specify the grants and contracts affected or its evidence of antisemitic harassment US President Donald Trump’s administration
Kenyan govt’s pact with opposition party draws criticism
Odinga and Ruto said their pact was not aimed at distributing government positions amongst the two parties, but instead it provided a
Indian Hospital in Congo celebrates Women’s Day
The event highlighted the invaluable contributions of women serving in peacekeeping missions and reinforced the hospital’s commitment to gender equality and women’s
France begins handing over military bases to Senegal
The handover follows a declaration by Senegal’s President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, late last year ordering all foreign troops to leave the country
DR Congo offers bounty for arrest of M23 leaders
Nangaa, a leader in the River Congo Alliance, or AFC, a military-political coalition to which the M23 belongs, is a former president
UAE, Central African Republic sign landmark CEPA
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan described the agreement as a pivotal step in advancing the UAE’s relations with the Central African
Guinea’s former PM jailed for corruption
Fofana was convicted of embezzling up to 15 billion Guinean francs ($1.7 million) in public funds from some of the past government’s
Mali army opens probe into deaths of civilians
The general staff of the Malian armed forces, without referring to the killings, on Wednesday denounced “intoxicating campaigns” against the army Mali’s