Is Tunisia Becoming the EU’s Border Police?
Tunisia and the European Union signed a “strategic and comprehensive partnership” agreement on Sunday, July 16, to control the movement of migrants and asylum seekers.
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Opinion – The Sudanese Conflict and the Abyei Dispute
Despite the arbitrary nature of the colonial carving up of Africa, the borders of African states have rarely changed over the preceding decades. Since African
Africa for Africans
After World War II, the Soviet Union and the United States were not only locked in an ideological struggle with each other, but also competed
An Egyptian burns the Quran in Russia, triggers anger on social media
An ex-Muslim man, originally from Egypt, has triggered wide controversy on social media after a video of him pouring alcohol on Quran and burning it
The fighting in Sudan enters new fronts, announcing prolongation
The wider the battlefield in Sudan, the more analysts warn that it will prolong the conflict and bring the country into a phase whose features
Amharic hegemony is damaging social cohesion in Ethiopia
07 July, 2023 By Yohanned Woldemariam Ethiopia is currently experiencing ethnic tensions that are threatening its ability to function as a nation state. One of
Kenya delays reopening of border points over “wave of attacks”
Kenya will delay re-opening its border with Somalia because of a wave of attacks it blames on al Qaeda-linked militants. 07 Jul 2023
PM: Regional Special Forces pose ‘significant risk’ to Ethiopian unity
“The disbanding of these special forces is based on a demand from parliament and the public interest,” Abiy told the lower house of parliament, /
Guurddoon app helps you find your desired love
The makers of Guurdoon, the first app for Somalis who are single, are hoping to help their fellow citizens find love. 05 July, 2023
Several police officers killed in the troubled Amhara region
05 July, 023 “The police chief of Dejen woreda (district), Zewudu Tadele, and the head of the Crime Prevention Service, Worku Shimeles, were killed