Algeria, France vow to examine colonial past
Macron announced that an additional 8,000 Algerian students would be admitted to study in France this year, joining 30,000 already in the country…reports Asian
Kenya tribes to sue Britain for $200 bn
The Talai and Kipsigis tribes claim that Britain has not shown any interest in redressing the issue, which has violated the European Convention on
First US envoy to Sudan in 25 years assumes office
In 1993, the US listed Sudan as a country that sponsors terrorism, accusing Khartoum of supporting Al Qaeda, whose founder Osama bin Laden lived
OIC slams terror attack in Somalia
Hissein Brahim Taha, OIC secretary-general, expressed his strong condemnation of the heinous act and his solidarity with the victims’ families, the government, and the
Sudan declares emergency in 6 states over floods
Nearly 136,000 Sudanese people have been affected by the floods and heavy rains since June, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of
UN urges lasting support for victims in Somalia attacks
The UN envoy’s statement came after the Somali security forces ended a 30-hour siege at Hayat Hotel which had been attacked by al-Shabab militants…reports
Food insecurity to spike in Kenya amid drought
The deteriorating food situation is attributed to the fourth consecutive failed rainy season alongside the impact of the Ukraine crisis, desert locust infestation, and
Somali forces end jihadist hotel siege
Scores of people were trapped when the assault began and although officials said dozens had been rescued, including children, it is not known how
WFP seeks $418 mn to ramp up aid in Horn of Africa
WFP added that the severe drought across the Horn of Africa is expected to continue in the coming months, with a fifth poor rainy
People of African origin join I-Day celebrations in Hyderabad
Reddy added that since the early days of his career, he had been treating patients from various African nations…reports Asian Lite News About 100
