Africa
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Press team stop Gambian journalists asking about some of foreign secretary’s writing on Africa
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A state crackdown has silenced ethnic Oromo people in Ethiopia, but grievances over land and rights, and a lack of political options, could reignite protests
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Campaigners say tens of millions in urgent need in Yemen, South Sudan, Nigeria and Somalia are in hands of an overwhelmed, outdated humanitarian network
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As he prepares to leave Africa for Afghanistan, the UN assistant secretary general dismisses the idea of donor fatigue, arguing aid is the ‘smart thing to do’
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At least 17 dead as crowds try to push their way into ground after failing to gain entry prior to kick off, a state news agency said
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Major funding commitment to help ‘virtually bankrupt’ country shake off legacy of dictatorship, as President Adama Barrow promises better life for Gambians
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Each day, thousands of women carry heavy bundles across the Morocco–Melilla border. Fernando del Berro documented their journeys
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As ministers end Dubs scheme, young Sudanese who now have little hope of entering UK give their reactions
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Opposition members scuffle with guards after president is condemned as a ‘scoundrel’ and ‘rotten to the core’
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Scuffles break out in South African parliament on Thursday between parliament staff and the Economic Freedom Fighters
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Move would sweep away regulations designed to prevent US extraction firms from making secret payments to access natural resources abroad
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We asked NGOs how the reinstatement of the ‘global gag’ rule will impact what they do, and the people they work with. Here are some of the responses
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Draft executive order proposes suspension of portion of Dodd-Frank reforms designed to prevent US from selling minerals that are fuelling violence in Congo
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Former prime minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed promises ‘new beginning’ for beleaguered country
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Opening up legal routes to work would reduce number of migrants drowning in the Mediterranean, senior UN figure says
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Tunisian investigation into 2015 attack reveals officers were unjustifiably late to arrive on scene - with one of them fainting
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Singer has been given permission by Malawian high court to adopt four-year-old Stella and Esther from Mchinji orphanage
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Witnesses tell inquests into Sousse beach shootings they would not have travelled if Thomson had flagged security issues
Business and the sustainable development goals Childcare companies using profits to subsidise fees in low-income areas