Entities advocating for the rights of journalists in South Sudan have called for the protection of scribes as the globe celebrates World Press Freedom Day, today 3 May. This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme

Somalia’s journalists have traditionally worked in one of Africa’s most dangerous environments, targeted by Al-Shabaab and government operatives alike. But now, journalists say the attacks have shifted online, with hired trolls tormenting them in the

Even group leader Saudi Arabia didn’t increase output by as much as permitted by the agreed quota. The OPEC cartel — which has struggled for many months to revive oil supplies halted during the pandemic

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday lauded Nigerian authorities’ ongoing reintegration of defectors from the jihadi Boko Haram group, which has waged a decade-long insurgency, as “the best thing we can do for peace.”

Despite Ethiopia’s declared humanitarian cease-fire with Tigrayan rebels, aid groups said they are struggling to get food and medicine to those in need. Even outside the worst affected areas in Tigray, which are off limits

Ethiopian Authorities on Tuesday said they had stopped international cyber-attack attempts targeting the massive Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and the country’s major financial institutions. “The failed cyber-attacks include attempts to impede the works of

Le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU a tenu mardi, à la demande de la Russie, une réunion informelle à huis clos sur le Mali au lendemain de l’annonce par ce pays d’une rupture de ses