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Awra Amba, a community in Ethiopia’s Amhara region, is embroiled in conflict as violence escalates between Fano fighters and federal troops. Despite a history of peace and cooperation, the village …
Awra Amba: A Village Seeking Peace Amid Ethiopia’s Escalating Conflict Read More
The Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria highlights the ongoing issues of hunger and insecurity in the nation. They raise concerns over human rights abuses, youth unemployment, and the need for …
Catholic Bishops Urge Action Against Hunger and Insecurity in Nigeria Read More
The Sunday summary of Nigerian newspapers covers significant legal changes with Justice Tsoho’s reassignment of Nnamdi Kanu’s case, Atiku Abubakar’s political commitments, and clarifications from the Senate regarding Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s …
Key Updates from Nigerian Newspapers: Sunday Overview Read More
Mansour Lawal, brother of Abubakar Lawal, has called for a thorough investigation into his brother’s death in Uganda, initially attributed to a motorcycle accident but later clarified as a fall …
Demands for Justice Following Abubakar Lawal’s Tragic Death in Uganda Read More
On March 5, four journalists were attacked by police in Nairobi while covering protests sparked by a teenager’s death. Reporters Without Borders condemned the assaults and called for accountability from …
RSF Condemns Police Violence Against Journalists During Kenyan Demonstration Read More
A U.N. helicopter was attacked in Nasir, South Sudan, leading to the death of a crew member and several soldiers. The incident occurred during an evacuation attempt amidst clashes between …
U.N. Helicopter Attack in South Sudan: Casualties and Calls for Accountability Read More
Nine Egyptians held captive by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces for 19 months have returned home to Egypt, following a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing warfare in Sudan. Their experiences highlight …
Nine Egyptians Freed After 19 Months of Captivity in Sudan Read More
Religious sisters in Goma, DRC, are experiencing trauma from ongoing conflicts with M23 rebels. The violence has led to thousands of deaths and displacement, with healthcare facilities also suffering devastating …
Sisters in Congo Face Trauma Amid Intensifying Conflict with M23 Rebels Read More
The escalating conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has left religious sisters in Goma fearful for their safety. With the M23 rebel group taking control, the sisters have …
Crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Religious Sisters’ Commitment Amidst Conflict Read More
Families in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, like the Banyenes, are returning to homes devastated by conflict, facing significant challenges such as safety concerns and economic hardships due to ongoing …
Families Return to Ruined Homes in Eastern DR Congo Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More