The black hand — ETIM and terrorism in Xinjiang
The East Turkistan Islamic Movement, or ETIM, is designated as a terrorist organization by the UN. For decades, the group
Fighting terrorism in Xinjiang
Between 1990 and 2016, thousands of terrorist attacks shook the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in northwestern China, killing large numbers
Gang violence flares up again in Cape Town despite army deployment
Gang violence flared up again here on Friday after a gang leader was killed despite the deployment of troops tasked
2 children killed in fresh landslides in Uganda
Two children have died after a fresh landslide hit Sironko District in Uganda on Friday. According to a local publication Daily
Eskom: No load-shedding over the long weekend
It’s good news for South Africans this weekend as Eskom says it is not expecting load-shedding. In a statement issued
South Sudan allocates $40m to integrate rival military forces
The government of South Sudan has allocated $40 million to speed up the integration of its soldiers with armed opposition
Rwanda, Uganda stand off talks deferred to heads of state
A delegation of Rwanda and Ugandan officials failed to come up with concrete agreement to the tiff that has marred
25 burned to death in Nigeria road accident
Twenty-five people were burned to death following a road accident in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Bauchi, local police confirmed on
South Sudan allocates $40M to help integrate army
South Sudan’s government has allocated $40 million to facilitate the integration of its soldiers with armed opposition fighters to create
President El-Sisi to open third World Youth Forum in Sharm El-Sheikh
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is scheduled to open the third World Youth Forum in the Red Sea resort town