Yemen’s Taiz Faces Humanitarian Crisis As Food Prices Rise
Yemen’s Taiz faces a deepening humanitarian crisis as food prices rise 50%, supplies dwindle and disease outbreaks strain already struggling health services….reports Africa Daily
Trump’s Somaliland Remarks Fuel Hopes For Closer US Ties
Somaliland has welcomed US President Donald Trump’s remarks acknowledging it as a distinct country and called for closer engagement with Washington…reports Africa Daily News
Somalia Braces for El Niño Floods as Millions Face Hunger
Somalia is preparing for potentially severe flooding during the October-December 2026 rainy season, with farmers and displaced families among those most at risk…reports Africa
From Security to Trade: AU Widens Focus on DR Congo Peace
An African Union delegation met Rwandan officials in Kigali to discuss security commitments, refugee protection and regional economic cooperation….reports Africa Daily News Desk A
DR Congo Seeks UN Support for Refugee Returns
DR Congo reported 6.1 million internally displaced people and more than 1.3 million Congolese refugees across Africa as insecurity continues in the east….reports Africa
South African Court Says Hate Speech Cannot Go Unpunished
South Africa’s Equality Court has found a respondent guilty of hate speech, unfair discrimination and harassment targeting the LGBTQIA+ community….reports Africa Daily News Desk
Rwanda, China Join Hands on Aviation Safety
Rwanda and China have signed an agreement to strengthen aviation safety cooperation and airworthiness certification….reports Africa Daily News Desk Rwanda and China have strengthened
Africa Launches Credit Rating Agency as Kenya Eyes Key Role
Kenyan President William Ruto has welcomed the launch of the Africa Credit Rating Agency in Mauritius, calling it a step towards stronger African financial
Deadly Djibouti Shipwreck Leaves 139 Dead, Dozens Missing
At least 139 migrants have died and 84 remain missing after a boat carrying 305 people capsized off Djibouti while travelling towards Yemen…reports Africa
South Africa Unveils 2.5 Million Hectares for Black Farmers
South Africa plans to release approximately 2.5 million hectares of state-owned land to black farmers as part of efforts to transform commercial agriculture….reports Africa
