Zimbabwe Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and political activists are living in dread after the country’s parliament passed the Private Voluntary Organizations Bill, which will put the activities of non-state actors under the spotlight with threats of

Suite aux derniers événements de violences inouïes en Tunisie, une bonne partie de la colonie ivoirienne a décidé de quitter ce pays pour retourner chez eux en Côte d’Ivoire. Ils en sont au 7ème vol

Same-sex relationships have been a crime in Uganda since the colonial era, similar to many countries in Africa. But the country’s new, all-but-approved “anti-gay” law will criminalize LGBTQ identity itself. In tandem, legislators are pushing

Plus que neuf mois pour que les Congolais se rendent aux urnes pour élire leur président. Selon le calendrier électoral, l’élection présidentielle se tiendra le 20 décembre 2023 en République démocratique du Congo. Mais au

The President of the Republic of the Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, and the Chief Executive Officer of Eni, Claudio Descalzi, Tuesday laid the foundation stone of Congo LNG, the country’s first natural gas liquefaction project

The endless sorrow of the Sudanese people is like a scar that refuses to heal, a constant reminder of the pain and suffering that has plagued the African continent for far too long. They fight

With one of youngest populations in the world, young people face choice of joining armed groups or working in harsh conditions “You have to mix Nescafé with drugs, only then will you not be afraid

Ansaru, a Nigeria-based terror group, has found ways to bypass the monitoring systems on Facebook, giving them the unrestricted freedom to gather and disinform audiences in order to look attractive to potential recruits. Members of

Moroccan police seized 5.4 tonnes of cannabis resin stashed in a truck headed for Spain, and 60 kilogrammes of cocaine packed in frozen tuna, security officials said. Security and customs officers seized the cannabis resin

Kenya says Russian and Gulf countries’ involvement in Sudan’s politics is hurting the search for peace, raising concerns that only the African Union (AU) had expressed in vague terms last week. Speaking at a press