Dangerously high temperatures have forced schools across South Sudan to close for the second year in a row, putting learning out of reach for many children and pushing them further into risks like early marriage, child labour and recruitment into armed groups, Save the Children said. With temperatures expected to climb as high as… Read More »South Sudan: Heatwave forces schools to shut for second year running
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has confirmed a Marburg virus outbreak in the country’s Kagera region, despite initial denials from the health ministry. […]
China Square, a Chinese-owned retail chain, is rapidly expanding its footprint in Kenya, sparking fierce competition with local traders. Launched in Kenya two […]
Gabon’s transitional government has announced April 12 as the date for its presidential election, a significant milestone toward reinstating civilian governance following the […]