The UK government is undermining decades of anti-slavery efforts
Rather than improving support for survivors, the UK is moving backwards in its response to modern slavery Kate Roberts 21 October 2022, 11.29am Last week,
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Why some African countries are abandoning Paris and joining Moscow
Dr Ramzy Baroud October 20, 2022 at 2:03 pm The moment that Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba was ousted by his former military colleague,
Somali migrant stabs two Germans and cuts one victim’s hand off before being shot by police
The man screamed “Allahu Akbar” but police say they still do not have a motive October 19, 2022 REMIX NEWS A Somali national was
UAE assisting Egypt to recruit Somali soldiers amid Horn power struggle with Ethiopia
18th October 2022 Godfrey Ivudria Egypt is recruiting thousands of soldiers in Somalia in a project funded by the United Arab Emirates amid an
Saudi Arabia is a modern slave hub and graveyard for African migrant workers
Advisories and social media videos have warned Africans from travelling to the Gulf for work. But the human rights violations and abuses that workers have
Weaponised drones – the latest tech threat to reach Africa
As evidence grows of drones being used by terrorists and other criminals, governments should consider regulating the industry. 18 Oct 2022 by Karen
Ethiopia’s national army captured 3 more towns in Tigray region
October 18, 20223:35 PM GMT+3 Ethiopian army makes gains in Tigray, government says Government pledges to bring aid, services to Tigray UN rights office: concern
Ethiopia’s federal army captures Shire from Tigray forces
Oct 17, 2022 Ethiopian government forces and their allies on Monday captured Shire, one of the biggest cities in the northern region of Tigray, from
World Peace… Because of Nukes?
Republished 16, 2022 by Matthew Gault Peace is our profession,” General John E. Hyten told a crowd at the Mitchell Institute over breakfast in