Sudan’s Gold Mine Disaster Exposes a War Economy Without Safety Nets
The al-Zara mine collapse has killed at least 82 people in RSF-held West Kordofan. Behind the…
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Category: Humanitaire
Sahel Violence Is Becoming Africa’s Long Security Emergency
Sahel jihadist violence is on track for a record year, showing that military rule, foreign security…
DRC’s Ebola Slowdown Is Hopeful, But Not Yet a Victory
The DRC Ebola outbreak may be slowing, but the Bundibugyo strain, conflict-hit provinces and weak contact…
Sudan Aid Collapse Warning Tests Africa’s Crisis Response
UN agencies warn Sudan's aid system could collapse within weeks, turning funding shortfalls into a direct…
Djibouti Faces New Red Sea Pressure as Yemenis Flee Fighting
The latest Yemen displacement wave is becoming an African emergency too, as Djibouti absorbs new arrivals…
South Africa’s N1 Crash Exposes the Cost of Unsafe Mass Transport
A deadly crash on the N1 between Prince Albert and Leeu-Gamka has put South Africa's road-safety…
Congo’s Ebola Spread Turns Regional Readiness Into an Emergency
Congo's Ebola outbreak has spread to Sud-Ubangi, the seventh affected province, intensifying concern over cross-border risk…
Bukavu School Fire Exposes Congo’s Urban Safety Crisis
A fire that spread through Bukavu's Cimpunda neighbourhood and two primary schools has killed at least…
Bukavu School Fire Exposes Congo’s Urban Safety Crisis
A fire that spread through Bukavu's Cimpunda neighbourhood and two primary schools has killed at least…
Sudan’s Drone War Makes the UN Ceasefire Call More Urgent
A renewed UN call for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan comes as drone strikes, collapsing hospitals…
DR Congo’s Ebola Fight Now Depends on Food as Much as Medicine
The World Food Programme says Ebola containment in eastern DR Congo cannot succeed through health care…
Mozambique’s Niassa Abductions Show the Insurgency Is Still Mobile
The abduction of workers from a hunting camp in Mozambique's Niassa Province shows that insurgent mobility…