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“If you want to work in a care home you are working with some of the most vulnerable people in...

The coalition of the regional leaders under the auspices of ECOWAS, last month, imposed sanctions on the Guinea junta members...

The Ethiopian government recently suspended the operations of two major international aid groups.

The close outcome means the Social Democrats must team up with other parties to form a government.

Since erupting on Sunday afternoon, the volcano has shot lava up hundreds of meters into the air and poured flows...

The capture of democratic political systems by private power networks is arguably the greatest threat to civil liberties and inclusive...

The late Al-Sahrawi, the mastermind of the killing of French aid workers in 2020 in Niger Republic, has been on...

Economists and business analysts working on South Africa's unemployment crisis must make the act a priority.

To prevent continued attacks, the next generation of counter-terrorism must be people-centred, not focused on military might.

The apparent collapse of the Building Bridges Initiative creates uncertainty as politicians scramble to realign ahead of elections.

Among those reportedly arrested were relatives of Mahmoud and Mohammed Al-Arida in the town of Arraba, Palestine.

The problem is not new, but it is growing at an alarming rate and claiming new types of victims.

Many African states are digging their heels in at Israel’s return to the African Union as an observer.

The ECOWAS mission would be led by Ghanaian Foreign Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey with representatives from Nigeria, Burkina Faso, and...

Two other people have been sentenced to 18-month and two-year suspended jail terms for spreading coronavirus

The French-speaking West African country is home to the world’s largest reserves of bauxite.

"More than 70 White House personnel from offices including speechwriting, scheduling, communications, Oval Office operations and legislative affairs worked from...

The prisoners escaped from the Gilboa prison, which is supposed to be one of Israel’s most secured facilities.

The region’s securocrats are no doubt unsettled by Mr Hichilema’s decisive action to replace Zambia’s entire security leadership.

“The Nigerian government is saddened by the apparent coup d’etat that has taken place in the Republic of Guinea today..."

Mr Zuma, 79, has been jailed since July after the constitutional court sentenced him to 15 months in prison.

The coup has sparked fears among the civilian population.

Security sector reform was a cornerstone of nation-building efforts in Afghanistan.

Some 100,000 households in the region were temporarily without electricity.

Although armed conflict is the leading cause of people going missing, migration is increasingly becoming a factor.