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Historic droughts, the war in Ukraine, African conflicts and climate change are contributing to the worst food crisis since 2007-08. What can Africa do to turn the tide?

THE East African Caucus at the Pan African Parliament (PAP) is reportedly rallying behind Hon. Albino Aboug from South Sudan in the upcoming Presidential elections for the continental parliament scheduled for the 29th of June 2022 in Midrand, South Africa. PAP will elect new leaders for all politica

THE Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) has called on the Army Commander to take action against officers who assaulted unidentified youths for allegedly insulting the President.The association says it is appalled at videos showing military personnel assaulting unidentified youths for purportedly ins

Economic and Social Council Focuses on Recurrent Crises, Food Insecurity, Displacement, in Lead Up to Humanitarian Affairs Segment -

With the combined socioeconomic effects of COVID-19, the Russia-Ukaraine war and climate change it is safe to say Africa has never had it so bad.   It is little wonder that the African Union convened an Extraordinary Summit dedicated to addressing humanitarian challenges in Africa.   The one-day summit, which was also meant to be a preparatory […]

During his meeting with members of the organization, Qattan spoke about the Saudi-African relations and ways to develop and strengthen them in various fields, stressing the keenness of Saudi Arabia's leadership to consolidate relations with it to serve the common interests.

Ngige had said the government took borrowed funds from foreign institutions like the World Bank to offset some recurrent expenditures.

During his meeting with members of the organization, Qattan spoke about the Saudi-African relations and ways to develop and strengthen them in various fields, stressing the keenness of Saudi Arabia's leadership to consolidate relations with it to serve the common interests.

Ngige had said the government took borrowed funds from foreign institutions like the World Bank to offset some recurrent expenditures.

Kigali has maintained that the M23 rebel group is an internal Congolese issue that should be resolved as such.