Ethiopia’s leadership has publicly blamed Eritrean soldiers for atrocities committed during the now-ended Tigray conflict, marking the first time the country has openly assigned such responsibility.

DUBAI, 3rd February, 2026 (WAM) -- Africa’s place in a rapidly shifting global order was framed by Taye Atske Selassie, President of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, in his main address at ...

African leaders made a collective decision not to contest colonial borders. Since 1960, Studwell counts five interstate wars and 38 civil wars. “Most of Africa was frozen as an atomised, pre-modern ...

United States funding to Africa fell to its lowest level in at least a decade in 2025, extending a sharp retreat in external ...

Civilians in Sudan, South Suda,n and Ethiopia are bearing the brunt of abusive armed conflicts in which the warring parties ...

Olympic officials from Africa have taken their concerns about a visa program for entering the United States to leaders of the ...

Authorities Restricting Basic Freedoms, Eroding Economic RightsThe Egyptian authorities during 2025 systematically dismantled basic freedoms and suffocated civic space, Human Rights Watch said today ...