The collapse of a dam in Sudan's eastern Red Sea state over the weekend swept away villages, houses and cars and left dozens missing collapse of a dam in Sudan's eastern Red Sea state over the weekend swept away villages, houses and cars and left dozens missing. Professional Rescue Team said.
A man suspected of killing at least 42 women, including his wife, has escaped police custody by cutting through wire mesh in the holding cells and scaling the perimeter walls, authorities said — sparking outrage in a country horrified by the gruesome discovery of dismembered bodies in a quarry earlier this summer.
The last U.S. troops flew out of their sprawling base in Niger near Agadez,Monday, marking a closing chapter in the American military relationship with this West African country and a substantial strategic setback for Washington.
Restrictions on reporting have largely obscured the catastrophic toll of Sudan's war, abetting international neglect. But a rare reporting trip inside the country provided glimpses of fear, despair and remarkable heroism. Now in its fifteenth month, the war is getting worse.
“The current Ruling Administration of SouthAfrica prioritises rapid, inclusive and sustainable economic growth and the creation of a more just society by tackling poverty and inequality,” President Ramaphosa assured the country, as he addressed the nation after the appointment of the Coalition Cabinet from the Union Buildings in Pretoria.
The protests in Kenya underscore the growing frustration among young people with the government’s economic policies and the impact of tax increases on their everyday lives. The use of social media to organize and amplify their voices has played a significant role in bringing attention to their concerns and demands.
