A 14-year old was raped and later succumbs to the injuries sustained
A 14-year-old girl in Gbarpolu Country was raped by a 30-year-old man last Wednesday in Kolah village. However, her mother discovered that her daughter was bleeding excessively two days after…
US Africa chief to hold talks with Somali PM Roble on political and security situations
Prime Minister Mohamed Husein Roble spoke on the phone with Molly Phee, the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs on 29th December. The two talked about the country's…
100 people succumbs to malaria in Sudan
According to a recent press statement, almost 100 people have died in Fangak, Jonglei State, in the northern part of South Sudan from an undiagnosed illness. South Sudan's Ministry of…
After militias raid UN food supplies in Sudan’s north darfur, a curfew has been enforced
Armed gangs looted a United Nations World Food Programme warehouse and buildings a former peacekeeping force used in Sudan's North Darfur province, prompting authorities to impose a night curfew on…
Sudanese protestors assembled at presidential palace
Thousands of Sudanese protestors gathered two months after a military coup, demanding that soldiers "return to the barracks" and a transition to civilian government. Heavy deployment of security forces, but…
South Africa witnesses reduction in Omicron spread
South Africa, which was considered one of the epicentres of the Omicron variant, has shown a 40% reduction in new COVID-19 infections, implying that the new variant may be less…
Conflicts in Africa has taken central path
Ethiopia's federal government said its forces would not move farther into Northern Tigray. The move occurred days after Tigrayan rebels proclaimed their withdrawal, and federal troops recaptured important cities north…
Sudan: 38 died, several injured after a gold mine collapses
A gold mine crumpled in West Kordofan state in southern Sudan on December 28, 2021. The government confirms the death of 38 people in the gold mine collapse incident, while…
Dubai can’t evade from the marks of smuggled African gold
Informal gold miners work with spades and pickaxes in the moon-like environment of Northern Sudan, extracting their bounty from small pits that pockmark the terrain. The initial stage of an…