AFRICA
How an Israeli investor's 'dream' project has opened old wounds in Kenya
Nearly nine years after a deadly dam collapse in Kenya's Rift Valley, an Israeli-led agricultural and real estate project on the same land has reignited questions about foreign ownership, accountability and who development truly serves.
How an Israeli investor's 'dream' project has opened old wounds in Kenya
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UN warns aid shortfall threatens nearly 2M displaced in South Sudan
Funding gaps, new refugee inflows and rising political tensions threaten to deepen one of the world’s most fragile humanitarian crises.
UN warns aid shortfall threatens nearly 2M displaced in South Sudan
Will the UN’s genocide warning on Al Fasher trigger action against the RSF?
The UN has inched towards a genocide determination in Al Fasher after detailing mass killings, rape and siege tactics against Sudanese communities. What happens next depends more on political will than law.
Will the UN’s genocide warning on Al Fasher trigger action against the RSF?
Niger kills 17 militants, detains 33 in countrywide crackdown
Defence and Security Forces during operations between February 16 and 22 also seized explosives, drugs, and smuggled fuel, said an official statement.
Niger kills 17 militants, detains 33 in countrywide crackdown
Somalia’s spy agency kills 23 Al Shabab members in anti-terror operations
Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency says the militants were plotting imminent attacks in Hirshabelle state.
Somalia’s spy agency kills 23 Al Shabab members in anti-terror operations
Drought pushes 6.5M Somalis into acute hunger: authorities, UN
Somalia declared a national drought emergency in November after years of failed rains, and other countries in the region have also been hit.
Drought pushes 6.5M Somalis into acute hunger: authorities, UN