Child famine likely to hit war torn Sudan soon, warns UN
Child malnutrition in Sudan has become the focus of three UN agencies who recently warned of a “significant deterioration” in...
Month: May 2024
Hafed Al-Ghwell: Migration is the new dirty war
In an era marked by geopolitical upheaval and humanitarian crises, the surge in migration from the areas around the Sahara...
Algeria plays God, demands halt to Rafah offensive
With no diplomatic ties or obligations to Israel, Algeria, a hypocritical and fierce critic of genocide has again demanded that...
The Kabyle: Algeria’s worst kept secret
The threat of Russia moving into North Africa keeps the West from speaking up against Algeria’s ethnic genocide of the...
Egyptian soldier killed by Israeli troops near Rafah
With tensions at an all-time high between Egypt and Israel, since Israel took control over the Rafah crossing three weeks...
Omar Radi: Martyred in Morocco’s culling of the free press
Journalists being silenced and arrested on trumped-up charges isn’t doing Morocco any favours on the world stage but bombing its...
Rafah bombings kill 35, tents “melting” on top of victims
In the face of international condemnation and a baptism of international law against it, Israel’s government ordered air strikes on...
Tunisia: Foreign diplomats commemorate synagogue attack
With tearful eyes and heavy hearts, diplomats from the US and France visited Africa’s oldest synagogue on 26th May to...
Tunisia: Two journalists sentenced amid crackdowns
Tunisia’s increasingly paranoid regime is crushing any dissent with an iron fist, prosecuting those who publicly criticize the authoritarian government's...
Algeria signs with US oil giant ExxonMobil
Algeria-US relations have been on eggshells since Trump’s administration recognised Moroccan sovereignty in Western Sahara and Algeria turned to Russia...
