UN Appeals for $2.6 Billion to Ease Hunger Crisis in Somalia The U.N. is appealing for $2.6 billion this year to assist 7.6 million of the most vulnerable Somalis who are… February 8, 2023 Aimaf
Nigerian Supreme Court Suspends Currency Swap Deadline Nigeria's Supreme Court has suspended the government's deadline to stop the use of old currency notes. The Central Bank of… February 8, 2023 Aimaf
Uganda Says It Will Not Renew Mandate of UN Human Rights Office Uganda has said it will not renew the mandate of the United Nations' human rights office in the East African… February 8, 2023 Aimaf
Nigerians Vote Soon to Choose Next President, Lawmakers Nigerians will vote on February 25 to choose their next president along with lawmakers in the House and Senate chambers.… February 8, 2023 Aimaf
Somali President Calls for Cease-Fire After Deadly Fighting Somalia's president has called for a cease-fire after clashes in a disputed town in the breakaway region of Somaliland left… February 7, 2023 Aimaf
Dozens Killed in Eastern Somaliland Clashes At least 38 people were killed, and more than 130 others injured following two days of fighting in Las Anod… February 7, 2023 Aimaf
South Africa to Build Low-Cost Homes Using 3D Printing Technology The University of Johannesburg has launched a 3D printing technique that can build a house in one day. The university… February 7, 2023 Aimaf
As EU Welcomes Ukraine’s Refugees, Other Newcomers Cry Foul The European Union has opened its doors to millions of Ukrainian refugees since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine — even as… February 7, 2023 Aimaf
UN Revises Toll From DR Congo’s Kishishe Massacre to 171 M23 rebels killed at least 171 civilians during a massacre in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in November, the United… February 7, 2023 Aimaf
Seeing Wrongdoing and Injustice, Ugandan Journalist Uses Reporting for Change When asked how she made her breakthrough in investigative journalism, Cecilia Okoth says it came down to having a curious… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
Proposed Sudan-Israel Peace Deal Triggers Protest in Khartoum Scores of Sudanese protested in the capital Monday against diplomatic relations with Israel, after last week's surprise visit by the… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
HRW: Thick Veil of Violence’ Around Nigeria’s Elections Human Rights Watch said Monday that there is a “thick veil of violence” surrounding elections scheduled to take place in… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
UN Peacekeeper Killed in Attack on Helicopter in DR Congo A United Nations peacekeeper from South Africa was killed and another wounded in an attack on their helicopter in eastern… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
Mali Expels UN Mission’s Human Rights Chief The Malian interim government on Sunday said the head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission's human rights division had 48 hours… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
South Africa Records 2 Imported Cholera Cases South Africa has recorded two confirmed imported cases of cholera, the health department said Sunday, as it called for vigilance. … February 6, 2023 Aimaf
One Peacekeeper Killed in Congo After UN Chopper Comes Under Fire One U.N. peacekeeper was killed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday when a helicopter operated by the peacekeeping… February 6, 2023 Aimaf
Pope Francis Wraps Up South Sudan Trip, Urges End to ‘Blind Fury’ of Violence Pope Francis wound up a peace mission to South Sudan on Sunday urging the people to make themselves immune to… February 5, 2023 Aimaf
Three Killed in Attacks on Ethiopian Orthodox Church, According to Report Three people have been killed Saturday in attacks on a church in southern Ethiopia, according to reports by a religious… February 5, 2023 Aimaf
41 Dead After Bandits, Vigilantes Clash in Nigeria Authorities in Nigeria's Katsina state have launched a joint security operation after 41 people were killed when a vigilante group… February 5, 2023 Aimaf
WHO Doctor Freed in Mali A World Health Organization doctor abducted in Mali has been freed, authorities told Agence France-Presse on Saturday. "Diawara Mahamadou, a… February 4, 2023 Aimaf