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Congo and Rwanda sign U.S.-brokered peace deal amid fears over minerals and rebel resistance
After decades of brutal conflict in eastern Congo, a new peace accord signed between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda has stirred cautious hope for change. The deal, brokered by the United States...
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Death toll hits 101 in South Africa’s Eastern Cape floods as search for missing children continues
The devastating floods that swept through South Africa’s rural Eastern Cape two weeks ago have now claimed 101 lives, including a 12-month-old baby, the youngest victim so far. Authorities confirmed...
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Death toll climbs to 16 as Kenyans demand justice in nationwide protests
Mounting anger over police brutality and state mismanagement boiled over in Kenya on Wednesday, as thousands of protesters flooded the streets in 23 of the country’s 47 counties. What began as a...
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Togo sees renewed protests over power grab as President Gnassingbé faces uproar over constitutional changes
Anger over Togo’s constitutional changes turned into street battles on Thursday, as protesters clashed with security forces across the capital, Lomé. The unrest was on the heels of growing...
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Effort to overturn Ohio’s DEI and faculty strike ban fails to make ballot
A high-stakes campaign to challenge Ohio’s sweeping new law restricting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, and banning faculty strikes at public colleges, has come up short. Organizers...
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Mayor Eric Adams launches independent re-election bid, slams Mamdani as “silver spoon” rival
New York Mayor Eric Adams, weathered by scandal and sidelined from his party, officially kicked off his independent bid for a second term Thursday with a combative speech from City Hall, targeting rising...
