IGAD calls on youth to take lead in peace and security efforts
Gebeyehu urged youth representatives to harness their energy, skills, and influence to protect the interests of young people and safeguard peace in the region.
Gebeyehu urged youth representatives to harness their energy, skills, and influence to protect the interests of young people and safeguard peace in the region.
Barbecue, heads the gang alliance Viv Ansanm (Live Together), blamed for murders, kidnappings, and attacks on public infrastructure in Haiti
Armoured vehicles were spotted at urban centers and major tourist sites on Tuesday evening
Zelensky warned that giving up Donbas now would create a bridgehead for Russian forces to prepare new attacks
Jorine Najjemba, who completed her final year of secondary school last year, collected nomination forms on Monday to join the presidential race
A Ford spokesperson told CBS MoneyWatch that it is not aware of any accidents or injuries related to this issue
Idiofa administrator Adelard Kintolo confirmed the incident, acknowledging that the prison “no longer conformed to standards.”
Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Poland would not tolerate actions that could incite hostility toward Ukrainians,
Colonel Hussein Ali Hashi, widely known as Hussein Giif, and Commander Farhan Odowaa were killed on Monday when heavily armed federal troops targeted Jubaland positions
Located in northern France between Dunkirk and Calais, Gravelines is one of the country’s largest nuclear facilities, using a canal connected to the North Sea for cooling.
Court documents allege that the five men joined the East African terrorist group Al Shabaab in 2021 and planned an attack at a public school in central Nigeria, as well as near a mosque located about 30 kilometres from St Francis Catholic Church in Owo.
Judge Jeremy Johnson dismissed the case but made clear the ruling did not give the UK communications regulator Ofcom or the government a free pass to harm Wikipedia’s operations.
Prime Minister Albanese said recognition would depend on the Palestinian Authority meeting strict conditions.
Court filings name the suspects as Elisha Odhiambo Asumo of Kenya, Ugandans Michael Katungi Mpeirwe and Peter Dimitrov Mirchev, and Tanzanian Subiro Osmund Mwapinga.
Among those detained is General Abass Dembele, a prominent and well-regarded officer who previously served as governor of the central Mopti region
Uganda has long been involved in South Sudan, particularly through military support for President Salva Kiir
The Israeli military stated that they targeted Anas Al-Sharif, accusing him of leading a Hamas cell
The attack took place late Friday in Adabka village, where bandits launched a raid that involved the kidnapping of several villagers
The country's Health ministry says all patients were discharged in stable condition
Protesters, including family members of 50 hostages in Gaza, fear the plan puts the lives of hostages at risk
The court in N'Djamena jailed Masra for his role in inciting inter-communal violence in which 42 people were killed on May 14
Bruce, a conservative commentator for more than two decades on Fox News, has built a reputation for her sharp criticism of liberal politics
Boulos welcomed the inaugural meeting of the Joint Security Coordination Mechanism, held from August 7 to 8.
In the past day alone, 38 Palestinians have been killed and almost 500 injured in Israeli military strikes
Sudan's conflict between the army and rival Rapid Support Forces has displaced millions and split the country into rival zones of control
The new facility, located near Bishoftu town about 45 kilometers southeast of Addis Ababa, will be designed to handle 100 million passengers annually, a huge increase from the current airport's capacity.
Rwanda’s National Public Prosecution Authority (NPPA) spokesperson Faustin Nkusi confirmed Gasana’s return, saying he arrived “following his extraction from the Kingdom of Norway.”
A preliminary report from India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau revealed that fuel supply to the plane’s engines was cut off moments before the crash.
On August 9, 1945, at 11:02 am, three days after a nuclear attack on Hiroshima, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki
The report claims these attacks led to the deaths of 169 and 319 civilians across several areas including Kanyakiri, Kigaligali, Dubai, Katanga, Lubumbashi, Kasave, Kakoro, and Busesa.