Victor Adetimilehin

Devastating floods hit Sudan’s famine-stricken Zamzam camp, threatening water contamination and worsening conditions for 500,000 displaced people.

The war in Sudan and severe restrictions on aid have led to famine in Darfur’s Zamzam camp, with conditions likely affecting other regions.

Sudan’s army chief Burhan remains defiant after a drone strike hits an army base, casting doubt on efforts to end the civil war.

Relentless rains compound the suffering of over a million Sudanese refugees displaced by war, as shelters are damaged and health risks rise.

Human Rights Watch reports extensive sexual violence in Khartoum by the RSF amid Sudan’s civil war, highlighting urgent human rights abuses.

A Libyan court has sentenced 12 officials for their roles in the deadly dam collapse in Derna, highlighting severe mismanagement and corruption issues.

Nigeria’s Dangote refinery, facing technical issues, is reselling U.S. and Nigerian crude cargoes. The refinery’s operational challenges impact crude prices and market stability.

South Africa’s ambitious climate pledges are hindered by slow action in transitioning from coal to renewable energy, according to a recent report.

Uganda charges 42 youths after a banned anti-corruption protest in Kampala. They face various offenses and are remanded in custody.

Kenyan police fire tear gas to prevent scuffles between protesters and government supporters in Nairobi, as youth-led demonstrations against alleged corruption and misgovernance continue.