Africa

'America killed my son': The Ethiopians bombed by US in Yemen prison strike

Ethiopian survivors and families of those killed speak to MEE about the US strike on Houthi-run facility in Yemen

From Sudan to Gaza, becoming 'Singapore' means choosing to comply

Khalid Albaih

Exclusive: The Ethiopian army base covertly supporting Sudan’s RSF

Ugandan president's son compares Sudan's RSF to Hitler following meeting with his father

Turkey's intelligence chief declares Africa a strategic priority

Why claims of 'white genocide' in South Africa are cruelly ironic

Azad Essa

Turkey plans to host Somali and Ethiopian leaders for talks

Pakistan says its first mpox patient travelled from Gulf country

The French might have bombed a wedding party in Mali. And no one seems to care

Azad Essa

Al-Qaeda's Maghreb branch has revealed its weakness with new leadership

Why African states must not help to normalise Israel

Tafi Mhaka

Why Turkey is making friends in West Africa

Mehmet Ozkan

In Mali, a cattle market offers refuge and hope amid fears of genocide

African Union to deploy 3,000 troops to Sahel region amid surge in violence

'Time to go home': South Sudanese cautiously welcome unity government

Can South Sudan's men of war lead the country to peace?

EXCLUSIVE: South Sudan's president blasts UN over Abyei massacre

EXCLUSIVE: South Sudan massacre survivors say UN failed to protect them

France hosts G5 Sahel leaders as Macron threatens to withdraw French troops

Imam Zakzaky: How Nigerian cleric became a pawn in Gulf power struggle