Africa

Sudan’s war: Why political centre of gravity must remain in Africa

In light of an international community that appears either distracted or unwilling to intervene deci

Uganda opens first university in mineral-rich Karamoja region

Karamoja has the least educated children with 76% unable to read or write, also the poorest part of

What makes sleep paralysis more than a medical disorder

Sleep paralysis straddles science and spirituality, revealing how culture shapes responses to a cond

Sudan's Burhan rejects US-led ceasefire proposal, calling it 'worst document yet'

Sudan's Burhan said the military will only agree to a truce when the RSF completely withdraws from c

Africa, EU leaders to talk trade, minerals in summit aimed at improving partnerships

The African Union-European Union Summit is the 7th of its kind and comes on the heels of a G20 meeti

Sudanese army battles RSF in Kordofan as displaced civilians endure worsening hardship

The Sudanese army is engaged in fighting against the paramilitary RSF on multiple fronts in North an