Death toll from Kenya flooding hits 65
Authorities in Kenya says the death toll from heavy rains that unleashed floods in the west of the country has risen to over 60 and
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Sudan militias move to Libya to support Haftar’s forces
General Khalifa Haftar [smmlibya/Twitter] Sudanese militias who make up part of the Sudan Liberation Front headed to Libya in support for the forces of Brigadier
Companies Struggle With Late Payments as Kenya Faces Cash Crisis
By David Herbling and Eric Ombok Daniel Mwangi’s construction company in Nairobi is battling to stay afloat and has fired about 1,000 workers in the
Eurafrica and the myth of African independence
Independence did not decolonise African countries and did not put an end to European exploitation. European politicians Emilio Colombo and Eugene Schaus, Togo’s trade
China’s Xinjiang detention camps Secret papers reveal
Documents detail use of technology and artificial intelligence to target people and regulate life inside the camps. A cache of leaked documents has revealed the
Indian Ocean Dipole spells flood danger for East Africa
Environment and Disasters ‘A lot is made of El Niño, but the dipole is what has the most impact in Somalia.’ Ben Parker Senior Editor
Could China be intentionally choking Africa with debt ?
For a few years now, the Chinese government have been lending billions of US dollars to help African countries in their infrastructure building projects.
Abdirahman Muse: “Those people” are us, and we are you!
Community Voices By Abdirahman Muse “As working people, our struggles are linked” It doesn’t take much digging to find news stories about the growing East
Inside prison where inmates produce hundreds of knives to sell to other jails
By Dan Warburton The knife factory was found at HMP Swaleside on the Isle of Sheppey (Image: PA) A shocking knife factory has been discovered