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Africa 

South African court sets limits on anti-migrant marches

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Judge Peter Olsen allowed the March and March movement to proceed with its planned demonstrations, but under tighter conditions following amendments to the government’s application. Under the revised terms, the group may march between 9am and 3pm, with participants barred from carrying weapons or covering their faces. The group was also prohibited from destroying property or setting fire to buildings.… Read More
Africa 

South African court sets limits on anti-migrant marches

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Judge Peter Olsen allowed the March and March movement to proceed with its planned demonstrations, but under tighter conditions following amendments to the government’s application. Under the revised terms, the group may march between 9am and 3pm, with participants barred from carrying weapons or covering their faces. The group was also prohibited from destroying property or setting fire to buildings.… Read More
Africa 

Tshisekedi seeks Putin’s help against Rwanda-backed rebels

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Democratic Republic of Congo’s leader on Friday asked Russia’s President Vladimir Putin to help end a showdown with neighbouring Rwanda which Kinshasa accuses of helping an armed group fighting the government. President Felix Tshisekedi said he “absolutely” wanted the help of Russia, a permanent UN Security Council member “in the search for peace” with Rwanda, during talks with Putin at… Read More
Africa 

Tshisekedi seeks Putin’s help against Rwanda-backed rebels

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Democratic Republic of Congo’s leader on Friday asked Russia’s President Vladimir Putin to help end a showdown with neighbouring Rwanda which Kinshasa accuses of helping an armed group fighting the government. President Felix Tshisekedi said he “absolutely” wanted the help of Russia, a permanent UN Security Council member “in the search for peace” with Rwanda, during talks with Putin at… Read More
Human Rights 

UN leaders renew push to defeat racism, 25 years after Durban

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What you need to know The new declaration will be submitted for formal adoption at the General Assembly Adopted in South Africa in 2001, the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action is a blueprint for stamping out racism, discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance From a rise in racist speech, to calls for reparations for colonialism and slavery, delegates lauded progress so… Read More
Europe 

WHO reports more than 3,200 attacks on Ukraine’s healthcare system since full-scale invasion

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Key points Attacks on humanitarian warehouses in Ukraine have destroyed medical supplies meant for hundreds of thousands of people Despite the dangers, WHO and UN partners continue delivering aid to hard-to-reach areas while supporting Ukrainian healthcare workers facing severe psychological strain Fresh overnight attacks killed at least 12 civilians and damaged more aid warehouses, prompting renewed UN calls for a… Read More
Africa 

Gunfire heard across Ethiopia border as growing numbers flee into Kenya

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Gunfire could be heard from the Ethiopian side of the border in Kenya’s town of Moyale on Friday morning, as people continued to flee violence into Kenya. An Associated Press journalist recorded the gunfire while filming from the Kenyan side of the border on Oct. 30. The United Nations said Tuesday that 36,000 people had crossed into Kenya, as fighting… Read More
Africa 

Egyptian Red Crescent sends flour and winter supplies to Gaza

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Egypt has sent an aid convoy of 62 trucks carrying more than 780 tonnes of relief supplies to Gaza, ahead of the winter season. “We provided them with flour to support bread production for their daily needs. Additionally, for the winter season, we provided winter clothing for both children and adults,” said a Tahya Misr Fund official. The shipment includes… Read More
Africa 

Lagos Fashion Week returns for 15th edition with a commitment to sustainability

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Lagos fashion week is back, returning this week for its 15th edition. Africa’s largest fashion event, it showcases dozens of Nigerian and African designers. On runway after runway, models show off the unique sensibility of African fashion. As the world increasingly turns its attention towards African fashion, designers say they’re making up for lost time. “I think what we’re experiencing… Read More
Africa 

Guinean cinema: A new generation strives to bring the industry back to life

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Guinean cinema is fighting to make a comeback after years of decline. With cinemas closed, production resources scarce and funding difficult to secure, a new generation of filmmakers is trying to rebuild the industry through training programmes and creative incubators. Once a thriving industry, Guinean cinema is now struggling to regain its former glory. Dust-covered cameras and old film reels… Read More
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