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West Darfur Violence Forces Thousands From Their Homes as Sudan’s Displacement Crisis Deepens
West Darfur Violence Forces Thousands From Their Homes as Sudan’s Displacement Crisis Deepens
COUNTRY: SUDAN. Fresh violence in West Darfur has forced 5,135 people from 10 villages in Sirba locality to flee their homes, according to displacement data from the International Organization...
10.08.2026 11:38
Rio Archives Preserve Brazil’s Dictatorship Memory
Rio Archives Preserve Brazil’s Dictatorship Memory
COUNTRY:  BRAZIL. Efforts to preserve the historical memory of Brazil’s military dictatorship are gaining momentum in Rio de Janeiro through projects aimed at protecting and organising archives...
06.08.2026 15:21
Moderate Earthquake Strikes Off Guatemala’s Pacific Coast
Moderate Earthquake Strikes Off Guatemala’s Pacific Coast
COUNTRY:  GUATEMALA. Guatemala recorded a magnitude 4.3 earthquake on 16 July after a tremor struck off the Pacific coast near the department of Santa Rosa. According to the National Institute of...
17.07.2026 17:18
Numbers Tell a Story of Suffering: South Sudan’s UN Human Rights Report Demands That Political Progress Be Matched by Civilian Protection
Numbers Tell a Story of Suffering: South Sudan’s UN Human Rights Report Demands That Political Progress Be Matched by Civilian Protection
COUNTRY: SOUTH SUDAN. The UNMISS human rights update covering the first quarter of 2026 — documenting 206 incidents of conflict-related violence affecting approximately 1,388 civilians, with...
30.06.2026 16:07
Brazil’s Zero-Waste Model Reaches Cabo Verde
Brazil’s Zero-Waste Model Reaches Cabo Verde
COUNTRY:   CABO VERDE. The introduction of Brazilian mayor José Nildo Galdino’s “Sustainable Lagoa de Velhos” waste management model in Cabo Verde, presented at the Brazil-Cabo Verde...
25.06.2026 21:11
Africa Must House Its Own: University of Dar es Salaam Scholars Propose an East African Refugee Authority Built on Continental Solidarity
Africa Must House Its Own: University of Dar es Salaam Scholars Propose an East African Refugee Authority Built on Continental Solidarity
COUNTRY:TANZANIA. The proposal by researchers from the University of Dar es Salaam for a dedicated East African Community refugee agency is an intervention in the governance of displacement whose...
23.06.2026 14:03
From Resolution to Reparation: Pan-African Movements Push to Convert Diplomatic Wins into Real Justice
From Resolution to Reparation: Pan-African Movements Push to Convert Diplomatic Wins into Real Justice
COUNTRY:  GHANA. With the Accra Reparations Conference approaching, Pan-African organisations and activists are intensifying efforts to ensure that the growing international recognition of...
16.06.2026 14:57
Copper and the Development Question: Namibia’s Mineral Revival Raises the Stakes for Industrial Transformation
Copper and the Development Question: Namibia’s Mineral Revival Raises the Stakes for Industrial Transformation
COUNTRY: NAMIBIA. The renewed interest in Namibia's copper sector arrives at a pivotal moment for both the country and the global economy. London Metal Exchange copper prices breached $13,900...
12.06.2026 15:52
From Silent Park to Living Economy: How Mozambique’s Conservation Model Is Rewriting the Rules of African Eco-Cooperation
From Silent Park to Living Economy: How Mozambique’s Conservation Model Is Rewriting the Rules of African Eco-Cooperation
COUNTRY: MOZAMBIQUE. A decade of sustained investment in Zinave National Park is delivering results that challenge a long-held assumption about conservation in Africa: that protecting nature and...
09.06.2026 23:05
Gas, Minerals, and the Governance Gap: Can Mozambique Turn a Resource Boom Into Lasting Dignity?
Gas, Minerals, and the Governance Gap: Can Mozambique Turn a Resource Boom Into Lasting Dignity?
COUNTRY: MOZAMBIQUE.    Mozambique’s economy is projected to return to a path of gradual growth over the next two years, driven by renewed activity in the extractive sector, rising...
29.05.2026 16:13