Tunis Erupts as Protesters Demand Saied Quit
Thousands of Tunisians rallied in the capital on Saturday, demanding President Kais Saied’s resignation five years after he suspended parliament….reports Africa Daily News Desk
Pretoria Rejects ICC Petition as It Reaches Out to Ghana
Pretoria rejected a petition filed at the International Criminal Court by two Ghanaian civilians, insisting its domestic legal system is fully equipped to deal
UN flags rising terror threat across West Africa and Sahel
The United Nations has warned that terrorism, organised crime and humanitarian challenges continue to threaten stability across West Africa and the Sahel….reports Africa Daily
South Africa migrant fears grow
The demonstrations, which have spread to several cities, have heightened fears among migrant communities and prompted fresh warnings from the government…reports Africa Daily News
Refugee Tide Recedes, But Millions Remain Adrift
UNHCR reports the first decline in global refugee numbers in 10 years but warns that millions remain displaced, with many returning home only to
Sudan Sees Biggest Return Since War
Millions of Sudanese are returning home as security improves in parts of the country, but conflict, destroyed infrastructure and deep humanitarian needs continue to
One Dead, 900 Arrested In South Africa’s Anti-Migrant Protests
Mostly peaceful nationwide marches descend into violence, prompting police action and military deployment….reports Africa Daily News Desk More than 900 people have been arrested
South Africa braces for anti-immigration protests
Thousands of foreign nationals have already departed amid fears of violence, while authorities prepare for anti-migrant demonstrations in several cities…reports Africa Daily News Desk
‘There is No Ebola Here’: South Sudan Appeals for End to Travel Bans
Government says Ebola-free nation is facing unnecessary visa curbs that are preventing citizens from accessing healthcare and education abroad….reports Africa Daily News Desk South
Mnangagwa set for extended stay as Zimbabwe MPs pass key bill
Constitutional amendment would extend presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years and delay elections until 2030….reports Africa Daily News Desk Zimbabwe’s lower
