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An agreement to relaunch a political transition in Sudan and unlock billions of dollars in frozen international support faces many pitfalls, including distrust of the signatories and splits over issues left to a second phase of talks, analysts say.

Tunisia holds an election on Saturday but, in the coastal town of Zarzis, teenager Ismail Challahki and others like him couldn't care less. All they're waiting for is the chance to risk their lives on another smugglers' boat bound for Europe.

Six years into a crisis between Cameroon’s Francophone gov’t and its two anglophone regions, families bear the brunt.

The 23-year-old was killed in the Middle East on December 14

The index was developed for more than 30,000 neighbourhoods across England.

"The names of personnel are not being released at this time, but the families of those involved have been informed."

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, head of the World Health Organization, has said his uncle was "murdered" by Eritrean troops in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region.

Tens of thousands of nurses from the Royal College of Nursing are on strike in a bitter dispute over pay.

African leaders are meeting this week with President Joe Biden for the second U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit of his administration. The gathering comes at a very important time, for this is an inflection point as much for the U.S. as it is for Africa. The U.S. has always loomed large in…

Houthi group continues to obstruct peace efforts and push towards an unprecedented exacerbation of the humanitarian situation, despite warnings of the international relief organizations, which confirmed that three-quarters of the population would have no access to water and sanitation services over the next year. A joint methodological note on the…

The convoy came "under small arms fire" while travelling to Beirut and four soldiers were injured - one fatally