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Antonio Guterres
Aid blocked, hunger rising as violence grips South Sudan’s Jonglei
Aid groups are warning that a tightening security clamp in South Sudan’s eastern Jonglei State is pushing thousands of civilians closer to catastrophe, with violence cutting off food supplies, medical care and humanitarian access as displacement continues to rise. Humanitarian organizations said on Monday that access restrictions in Jonglei have left large numbers of people…
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Wife of Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine recounts assault during late-night raid
The spouse of Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has given a detailed account of a late-night...
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Amnesty uncovers RSF war crimes in devastating strike on Sudan’s Zamzam camp
International scrutiny of Sudan’s war intensified on Wednesday as a global rights watchdog...
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Soldiers claim control in Guinea-Bissau, announce takeover on state TV
On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, Face2faceafrica.com reported the news about the seizure of...
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UN secretary-general laments worsening situation in Sudan
Sudan’s conflict is drawing urgent international alarm as the last major city in Darfur outside paramilitary control has fallen. U.N Secretary-General Antonio Guterres lamented from Qatar, declaring...
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U.S. funding strains push U.N. to cut 25% of peacekeeping troops worldwide — senior official reveals
The United Nations is preparing to pull back thousands of peacekeepers and scale down operations worldwide after major U.S. funding cuts forced the organization to downsize one of its core missions, a...
