Adenike Adeodun

US lawmakers push new legislation to sanction Sudan war leaders and address the humanitarian crisis as foreign support complicates peace efforts.

Biden’s Africa trip showcases a U.S.-funded railway project aimed at reducing Africa’s reliance on China for critical mineral trade.

Senegal marks the 80th anniversary of the Thiaroye massacre, demanding justice and an apology from France for the 1944 killing of African soldiers.

Chad’s sudden decision to end its defense pact with France signals a shift in the region’s security dynamics, complicating France’s military plans in Africa.

Amnesty International condemns Nigerian police killings of 24 protesters, calling for accountability and justice for victims.

Communities in Africa tackle gender-based violence through grassroots initiatives, education, and empowering men as allies for a safer and more equal future.

Liability disputes delayed Japan’s donation of mpox vaccines to Congo, hindering efforts to protect children, the most vulnerable group.

140 years after the Berlin Conference, Africa grapples with colonial-era borders, conflicts, and calls for justice and reparations.

Mpox cases decline in DR Congo with vaccine rollout, but WHO stresses vigilance as children remain vulnerable and global monitoring continues.

Seven Russian Wagner mercenaries killed in Mali by JNIM, highlighting the ongoing militant insurgencies and risks in the volatile Sahel region.