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Senegal intercepts over 200 migrants amid surge in risky Atlantic crossings
Senegalese authorities intercepted more than 200 West African migrants this week in one of the country’s most active smuggling zones, as the perilous Atlantic Ocean route to Europe continues to claim...
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Global AIDS battle in crisis after U.S. aid freeze disrupts lifeline programs
Decades of progress in the global fight against AIDS are unraveling following the abrupt withdrawal of U.S. funding, sparking a dire warning from the United Nations of a looming surge in deaths and new...
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Nigerian forces kill dozens of gunmen following deadly village raids in the northwest
Nigerian security forces have killed at least 30 suspected gunmen during a large-scale operation launched in response to a series of violent assaults on rural communities in the country’s volatile...
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Judge upholds Trump administration’s decision to revoke $800M in DOJ grants
A federal judge has ruled in favor of the Trump administration’s decision to revoke nearly $800 million in federal grants aimed at reducing violence and supporting crime victims, despite acknowledging...
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Not just a visit: Why Trump is hosting five African leaders at the White House
U.S. President Donald Trump is set to host the leaders of five African nations in a summit the White House is touting as a strategic commercial opportunity rather than a diplomatic gesture. Over the next...
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Ghana’s President Mahama unveils new task force to fight illegal mining and smuggling
Facing mounting public pressure and environmental crisis, Ghanaian President John Mahama on Tuesday unveiled a new national task force (GOLDBOD Task Force) to take on the country’s deep-rooted and...
