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Six trucks of humanitarian supplies looted while air strikes in Khartoum undermine ceasefireAid agencies are pleading with battling factions in Sudan to allow humanitarian assistance to reach the needy, after six trucks of humanitarian supplies were lo…
State-run broadcaster says flood waters still rising in northern and western provinces and warns death toll may riseAt least 115 people have died as floods and mudslides swept through northern and western Rwanda after torrential rains, according to the…
FRANCE 24 and its sister radio RFI have joined a group of 30 African and international news organisations and monitors in an appeal for press freedom in Mali and Burkina Faso. The news outlets and rights groups call on the authorities of these two cou…
New law retains many of its harshest anti-LGBT+ elements despite four rounds of amendments
‘My wife doesn’t even have access to her passport because it is with the British embassy’
Warring factions observe fragile truce as foreign governments shutter embassies and race to evacuate their diplomats and citizens
The 26 royal treasure artefacts which France pledged to return to Benin in 2021 are expected to make their homecoming to Abomey, the former seat of the Danxomè kingdom, in about five years. To ensure the treasures are displayed in the best possible co…
Foreign secretary says there will be no further British evacuation flights from wartorn Port SudanThe final UK rescue flight from Sudan is expected to take off on Wednesday, the government has said.The foreign secretary, James Cleverly, said British na…
Uganda’s parliament has passed a new draft of anti-gay legislation, retaining many draconian provisions despite President Yoweri Museveni’s call to rework an earlier version of the bill following outcry from Western governments.
Religious laws are increasingly being used to silence civil society and human rights groups, say activistsSix Libyans are facing the death penalty for converting to Christianity and proselytising under laws increasingly being used to silence civil soci…