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As this publication marks its first anniversary, it’s a moment to reflect on the powerful narratives that bind a worldwide community. The past twelve months have revealed a rich tapestry of experiences,

Evidence presented to the United Nations Security Council reveals that British-manufactured military equipment has been recovered from battlefields in Sudan, where it was being used by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This

A wave of systematic violence targeting civilians is unfolding in the Sudanese city of El Fasher, following its seizure by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. Credible reports indicate thousands of unarmed individuals

YAOUNDÉ – Cameroon’s long-serving leader Paul Biya has been declared the winner of the recent presidential election, extending his more than four-decade rule despite opposition challenges and post-election unrest. The 92-year-old president,

A resurgence of malaria threatens to reverse decades of progress, with new warnings suggesting nearly a million additional lives could be lost annually by 2030. The mosquito-borne disease remains a leading cause

In the coastal town of Joal, the rhythm of life is dictated by the sea. When storms prevent fishermen from launching their wooden pirogues, an economic paralysis sets in. For the women

The incumbent leader of Ivory Coast has secured another presidential term with a commanding majority, according to official election results. The 83-year-old head of state captured nearly 90% of ballots cast in

Plans for a multinational stabilization force in Gaza are moving forward, but one key regional power is expected to be absent from its ranks. Turkey will likely be excluded from the proposed

A preventable disease from another era is staging a deadly comeback across the globe. Cholera, once largely confined to history books in wealthy nations, has now been reported in 32 countries, claiming

Voters in Ivory Coast are heading to the polls in a presidential election marked by a contentious bid for an extended term by the incumbent and widespread concerns over democratic integrity. The