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UK and Rwanda agree deal to extend cohort of those eligible to be forcibly removed to east African country

Democracy in Africa has not had a good year. Military juntas from Mali to Niger appear to have cemented their grip on power. Sudan’s democratic dreams were dashed when the country’s two most powerful strongmen opted for war. And there’s now evidence that ordinary Africans may be losing faith in…

Anger over Israel’s seizure of Palestinian side of crossing raises fears Cairo may downgrade relations

We asked Jewish students at US universities what they think about pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Our panel responds

Many undocumented Zimbabweans worry about unfavourable changes to South Africa’s immigration policy after May 29 polls.

Exclusive: Last two fugitives are deemed to be dead, ending a remarkable exercise in international justice

Exclusive: Illegal Migration Operations Command freezes recruitment and draws up redundancy plans, leaked documents show

I wear the traditional black and white scarf to celebrate my heritage. That’s enough to make you a target in the US today, writes Arwa Mahdawi

Living conditions here are abysmal, but for those escaping the Rafah invasion, it’s still a place of salvation, says Eman Mohamed, a maths teacher from Gaza

"We call it green gold," says Ramadan Youssouf, a khat trader in the Ethiopian town of Aweday, one of the largest markets in the world for the mildly narcotic shrub.

Israeli military operations in Gaza displace half a million Palestinians, leading to casualties and a dire humanitarian crisis. White House expresses conce...