THE TRUTH ABOUT: African union - The Untold Story

British people don’t need to apologise for slavery – but the government does

Andy Burnham’s intervention is important. Because when it comes to Britain’s role in the transatlantic trade, the collective amnesia is stunning, says historian Olivette Otele

The Guardian - UK · 8h ago

Peacekeepers plan to take over bases near Somalia’s capital as Ugandan troops withdraw

Peacekeepers plan to replace departing Ugandan troops at four bases near Somalia’s capital to prevent al-Shabab militants from exploiting a security vacuum

The Independent UK · 13h ago

Uganda begins withdrawing peacekeeping troops that helped repel militants in Somalia

Uganda is withdrawing troops from Somalia, where they have been part of an African Union peacekeeping force

The Independent UK · Nov 2

India, Ghana discuss multilateral cooperation during EAM Jaishankar's visit

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar recently met with Ghanaian counterpart Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa to enhance bilateral relations. They discussed comprehensive partnerships in various sectors including trade, technology, and agriculture. Jaishankar also held discussions with President John Dramani Mahama, emphasizing India's commitment to Ghana's development. Memoranda of Understanding were exchanged between…

The Economic Times · Oct 7

The global panel on inequality needs African evidence: here’s how it could work

World leaders have been asked to support a proposed International Panel on Inequality. Brazil, Norway, South Africa and Spain, together with Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, made the call on the margins of the UN General Assembly meeting in New York in September 2026.

The Conversation · Oct 6

Africa’s new credit agency: why it’s needed

The formal launch of the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) has required considerable institutional commitment. It brings to fruition an effort that has been almost a decade in the making.

The Conversation · Oct 4

Ethiopian army pushes back Tigrayan rebels

First, Ethiopia and Eritrea have severed ties and now with tensions spreading across the region, the African Union is urging all sides to show restraint. Meanwhile, Ethiopia's army is advancing toward the Tigrayan capital as fighting intensifies and new explosions rock Addis Ababa. Then, from boardrooms to cocoa fields, a…

France 24 · Oct 2

'Absolutely nothing' justifies arrest of Niger journalist, rights expert tells RFI

Journalist Moussa Kaka has been missing since 31 August, when he left the offices of radio and television station Saraounia in the capital, Niamey, to return home. His family has not seen him since and the Nigerien authorities have offered no explanation. Alioune Tine, a Senegalese human rights activist, believes…

Radio France Internationale · Oct 1

Climate change is fuelling African conflict – governments are developing a shared response

Climate change is making life tougher. Across Africa, failed harvests, shrinking water supplies and more extreme weather are leaving millions of people hungry and forcing many from their homes. When communities compete for land and water, the risk of conflict can grow. African governments are now developing a Common African…

The Conversation · Sep 22

Africa’s air travel is reliant on distant hubs: why it’s time to fix this

When conflict erupted in the Middle East in 2026, the consequences were felt far beyond the region. One was the disruption to Gulf airspace. The ripple effects hit the global aviation network, including Africa.

The Conversation · Sep 14