As the daughter of a Christian mother and a Muslim sheik (a local Islamic leader), Nura* grew up differently than most young girls in her
The persecution of Christians in Sudan has been highlighted in a report submitted to the Human Rights Council. Assessed every four years for the Human
Military activity persists in South Sudan, despite repeated attempts at peace agreements and ceasefires. Decades of conflict among government forces and opposition factions, spillover from
Over the past three years, the Peace and Security Council (PSC) of the African Union (AU) has made a series of decisions and pronouncements focused
Following discussions with a group of religious leaders from the country, President Felix Tshisekedi has announced plans to convene an inclusive national dialogue aimed at
Braving the rain and chilly temperatures, thousands of demonstrators gathered at Meskel Square in Addis Ababa on Saturday 18 July 2026 to hold a peaceful
Asabe*, a trauma care worker in Northern Nigeria, recalls a time when communities in the region experienced relatively peaceful life. Then, attacks started happening. At
Escalating violence across parts of the DRC is severely restricting humanitarian access. According to the United Nations, heavy clashes, including reported drone attacks, in the
A series of operations by the Nigerian military’s counter-insurgency campaign has led to the return of dozens of abductees to their families and communities. Operation
With a population of just over 72 million, Tanzania is one of the most populous African countries located entirely south of the equator. The East