In today’s edition, The United States is no longer part of a climate agreement that should have helped South Africa to switch from coal to green energy.

Also, Rwanda faces recurring accusations of exploiting neighboring DRC natural resources.

And Af…

In tonight’s edition, as Sudan’s war deepens, the army takes the UAE to court, accusing it of breaching the genocide convention by funding the paramilitary RSF.

Also, the WFP warns that millions in Somalia are going hungry because of the fallout from…

South Africa has also been racing to pivot its HIV treatment plans in the wake of the US withdrawal of global aid. Determined not to be undercut by Trump and to keep its hands on the tiller, the Department of Health has set its sights on increasing th…

The use of rape as a weapon of war has been uncovered in the midst of a major conflict. Investigators for the UN children’s agency say hundreds of little girls and boys, some not even a year old, more than a dozen under the age of five, have been horr…

MPs get $21,000 a month, soldiers $100. A new anti-corruption report says the Congolese government’s overspending is allowing the elite to benefit while other vital areas suffer from underfunding; not least the underpaid troops facing a rebel takeover…

In tonight’s edition, South Sudan’s leaders are fueling violence and instability in the young nation, a United Nations report said.

Also, After recent promises of job opportunities in Spain, thousands of Gambians rushed to apply for a job in the Euro…

In tonight’s edition, South Sudan’s leaders are fueling violence and instability in the young nation, a United Nations report said.

Also, After recent promises of job opportunities in Spain, thousands of Gambians rushed to apply for a job in the Euro…

Rwanda’s foreign minister said his country was not afraid of mounting diplomatic pressure over its role in the advance of M23 rebels through neighbouring DR Congo. The UK is suspending aid to Rwanda over its support for the rebels, and Kinshasa is lob…

In tonight’s edition, the prosecutor for the international criminal court lands in the Congolese capital as communities upended by the M23 rebel takeover try to reintroduce some normality into their lives.

Also, Médecins sans frontières aid teams say…

Kinshasa estimates that more than 7,000 people have been killed in eastern DRC-Congo since M23 rebels began seizing territory in the centre of the country this year, while the Rwanda-backed rebels claim to be conscripting soldiers who surrendered to t…