A new report on the Rwandan genocide finds the Mitterrand government was at fault for its support of the Kigali regime.

When he was asked about the Sudanese regime’s ethnic cleansing in Darfur, Turkey’s President Erdogan said, “It is not possible for a Muslim to commit genocide.”

At least eight children were killed in the attack on Mother Francisca International Academy in Kumba this morning, Saturday 24 October.

How much empathy do Christians feel for their brothers and sisters in Africa? Why do Muslims lose so little sleep over the elimination of their co-religionists in Darfur?

Anti-Trumpers harbour grief and anger about their defeat – this they couple with an encyclopaedic knowledge of Trump’s sins. But Democrats have provided no clear idea of how to move forward.

No school, no job, no future. Why so many of Africa's young men choose militias.

The UN expresses concern about maternal mortality among children, but few member states are willing to confront the issue

Everybody wins when masculinity is re-imagined

“Anyone can stick to a thing that is going swimmingly, but the man who is not discouraged is the only man who can do any good in this country.”

This book is a collection of essays by Sam and his friends, all of whom regularly face death to deliver aid and medical help to civilians being ethnically cleansed by the government of Sudan.

The US government is rumored to be on the verge of lifting decades-old sanctions against the Sudanese regime. America will thereby signal to the world’s despots that they can ethnically cleanse their unwanted citizens with impunity.

In March, when it became clear COVID-19 was an urgent global threat, the United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, called for a ceasefire in the world’s conflict zones.

Based on its research, Amnesty International concludes the security services demonstrate “at least, willful negligence; at worst, complicity” in attacks on Christians.

The Coronavirus recession is plunging Africa further into debt as demand for commodities falls, along with oil prices.

The lesson learned from the Jewish experience in Iraq is of little comfort to other deeply-rooted ethnic and religious minorities still hanging on there. It requires the sustained focus of the international community to hold the Iraqi authorities to their promises to respect its diverse population.

This week, social media has heaved with indignation at the plight of Palestinian protesters. Yet, the same critics of the State of Israel are strangely silent about the slaughter of far greater numbers of people in places like Sudan.

Ask most people what they know about Cameroon, and the best informed may mention the national soccer team.

As the deadly disease appears in Congo, Sierra Leone is still counting the cost of its 2014 epidemic.

The Capital’s protest leaders made a deal with the military.