Suicide Bomber Kills Dozens at Army Recruitment Drive in Mogadishu
A suicide bombing in Mogadishu killed at least 13 people on Sunday, May 18, 2025, after an attacker detonated explosives at an army recruitment drive.
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Thirty-five people killed in intercommunal clash in Chad
Another day, another tragedy in Chad. According to a government spokesperson, thirty-five people lost their lives and six others were wounded in an intercommunal clash
Libya fighting eases after announcement of truce
The intense fighting in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, finally calmed on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, following a ceasefire announced by the Government of National Unity (GNU).
HIV Testing Plummets in South Africa After US Aid Cuts
In South Africa, testing and monitoring of HIV patients have fallen since the United States slashed aid that funded clinics and health workers. According to
Attacks on Burkina Faso army base and villages kill dozens
Coordinated attacks on a military base and multiple villages over the weekend in Burkina Faso have resulted in the deaths of dozens of military men
South Sudan clashes block aid to thousands of malnourished children
According to two United Nations agencies, humanitarian aid has been unable to reach over 60,000 malnourished children in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State for nearly
Armed bandits struck northeast Nigeria, killing dozens and rustling livestock
Armed bandits have struck again, this time in Bauchi State, northeast Nigeria. According to police and residents, a staggering 19 lives were lost and a
Pope Francis’ Final Wish: Popemobile Set to Become Health Clinic for Gaza Children
Pope Francis’s popemobile, once a beacon of faith and security, is now set to become a mobile health clinic for Gaza’s children. According to the
Returning Congo Farmers Struggle to Revive Rebel-Held Fields
Farmers in the breadbasket town of Kibumba, who fled the violent clashes between M23 rebels and the Congolese army, are now returning, only to find
Jihadists Resurface in Nigeria’s Northeast
Nigeria’s northeast is once again making headlines, not for progress, but a surge in attacks in Nigeria’s northeast by Boko Haram and its splinter rival
GRTCC suspends planned ‘August 8’ 20% public transport fare increase 
State funeral for helicopter crash victims set for August 15 at Black Star Square 
Black Queens rank 67th in FIFA ranking despite WAFCON performance