August 31, 2026 - Page 2

[RFI] Mutare, Zimbabwe – In Zimbabwe, women and girls overwhelmingly bear the burden of domestic labour – costing them opportunities outside the home. New policies are being considered to recognise the value

[The Conversation Africa] Nairobi’s transformation into a “world-class city” is both anticipated and celebrated in Kenya’s media. A new book, Peasants to Paupers: Land, Class and Kinship in Central Kenya, examines how

[Dabanga] Nairobi / Amsterdam — The Sudan Liberation Movement, led by Abdelwahid El Nur (SLM-AW), has renewed its rejection of the dialogue proposed by Sudan’s Sovereignty Council chair Abdelfattah El Burhan, while

[Dabanga] Nairobi — Representatives of the Declaration of Principles forces meet Pekka Haavisto, the UN secretary-general’s personal envoy to Sudan, on Saturday to discuss developments in the political crisis and efforts to

[Dabanga] Khartoum — Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, is caught between a slow attempt at recovery and a difficult daily reality, with eyewitnesses telling Radio Dabanga about the hardships facing residents and people returning

[Dabanga] The US proposal to expand the arms embargo on Darfur to cover all of Sudan is raising questions about how far a comprehensive weapons ban can reduce the risks facing women.

[Dabanga] Amsterdam / Asosa / Ed Damazin — Satellite analysis by the Yale School of Public Health Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) indicates a major escalation in military activity and equipment at an

[UN News] On the shores of Nkondo, in Uganda’s Kikuube district, the day begins before sunrise. Fishers enter the lake to fish, while families around Lake Albert rely on its waters for

Washington has recently stepped up efforts to economically pressure Tehran amid the deadlocked truce talks.

Near 50C temperatures are driving record electricity demand, disrupting water supplies and straining health services.