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Quran and Islam anchor Somalis as the crisis in their country deepens

Somalia is facing a deepening crisis shaped by hunger, displacement, and rising insecurity - yet on the ground, strong faith and community resilience continue...

Netanyahu fails to advance Israeli plans to relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Africa: Report

An advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to advance plans to relocate Palestinians from the Gaza Strip following Tel Aviv's two-year...

On land and sea, Sumud gears up for fresh attempt to get aid to the people of Gaza

As the Global Sumud Flotilla 2026 prepares to sail toward Gaza, alongside a parallel land convoy carrying aid and activists, South African solidarity groups...

JNIM claims ‘coordinated attack’ on Mali president’s residence in Bamako

The Azawad Liberation Front (FLA), a Tuareg-led rebel alliance, said late on Saturday that its armed forces took “total control” of the northern Malian...

Rescue of 200 civilians in Congo spotlights drawn-out conflict in Great Lakes region

The rescue of 200 civilians rescued in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) this week highlights a deadly, decades-long conflict in East-Central Africa...

Trump plans to deport Afghans who helped US to Congo

President Donald Trump is in talks to send to the Congo as many as 1,100 exiled Afghans who helped the Americans in the war...

SAPS chief Masemola in court over alleged tender graft

Fannie Masemola, South Africa's national police commissioner, appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Tuesday in connection with claims of contravening the Public Finance...

Malema’s five-year jail term divides SA, criticised by the ANC as too harsh

South Africans are divided over the sentencing of red beret leader Julius Malema. On Thursday, Magistrate Twanet Olivier sentenced him to five years in...

Critics of Zimbabwe’s proposed constitutional changes assaulted

A public meeting on Tuesday in Harare to discuss proposed constitutional amendments in Zimbabwe escalated into shouting, pushing and shoving with several people injured. The...

Gunmen kill at least 20 in Nigeria, government imposes local curfew

Gunmen killed at least 20 people in a university community in north-central Nigeria in a late-night attack Sunday, prompting authorities to impose a 48-hour...

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