Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu outlines agriculture roadmap as trade surges
Tanzania is set to revolutionize its agricultural sector, as the government puts in place measures to make the country food
Over 2 million babies estimated born during 18 months of conflict in Sudan
An estimated 2 million babies have been born during 18 months of conflict in Sudan, facing increased risks due to
Coastal Kenyan methadone program struggles to be effective
When the Omari Project was founded in 1995, only one drug user had died due to addiction-related complications. Since
Hunger worsens in Somalia as La Nina approaches
An analysis by the Integrated Food Security Phase (IPC) has shown that at least 3.6 million people (approximately 19% of
Uganda officially commissions the Karuma Hydro power plant
Uganda has commissioned the Karuma Hydropower Station with the expectation that it will fill electricity power gaps and lower electricity
UNHCR calls for refugees and IDPs to be included in West and Central Africa flood response
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has warned that the current rainy season, which has caused flooding in
Local community groups in Kenya make efforts to conserve mangrove trees
World Mangrove Day 2024 is marked every year on July 26 to shine a spotlight on the role these trees
Kenyan president makes changes to police and prisons services
Kenyan President William Ruto has announced a major shakeup in the leadership of the country’s security agencies. Kenya’s Inspector General
Unrelenting conflict in Sudan worsening humanitarian crisis: OCHA
The ongoing conflict in Sudan is escalating a humanitarian crisis in Sudan’s Sennar State, the United Nations Office for the
IOM raises alarm over IDP crisis in DR Congo
The International Organization for Migration has raised the alarm over the crisis in Eastern DR Congo. According to the Global