Browsing: North Africa

Reports are surfacing of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) ethnically targeting South Sudanese with k*llings, torture and harassment following the SAF recapturing Wad Madani in Al…

Evidence that the United Arab Emirates has a blood-stained hand in the war in Sudan is mounting. The Sudanese army has seized another batch of weapons…

People in Sudan are celebrating after the country’s armed forces recaptured the strategically important city of Wad Madani, the capital of Al Jazira State. It’s created…

Belatedly, the US has slapped sanctions on the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary in Sudan and its chief – for genocide. The group’s atrocities in the proxy…

In September 2002, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a bold case to Congress for the US war on Iraq, claiming that Israel’s enemy, Iraq, had…

In this heartbreaking video going viral on social media, 20-year-old Naima Jamal of Ethiopia is the latest migrant to fall prey to Libya’s notorious trafficking gangs.…

In Episode 17 of the Pan African Attitude podcast, our CEO, Ahmed Kaballo, sits down one-on-one with his father, Sidgi Kaballo. They debate whether or not…

The Suez Canal – a vital artery for global shipping – has given African nation Egypt significant economic and geopolitical clout. But could a rival canal…

Morocco is seeking World Heritage status for its ancient Amazigh granaries – found mainly in and around Agadir. Back in the day, these storehouses functioned as…

On this day in 1916, independent Algeria’s first elected president, a true revolutionary fighter, was born. Ben Bella’s journey to prominence began during World War II,…