Africa

Four people in group photo.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s last Ebola patient discharged

Slay Festival, Johannesburg, 7 March, 2020.

She Leads Africa and the AUDA-NEPAD partner to train women entrepreneurs at SLAY Festival Johannesburg

Salva Kiir, President of South Sudan, (centre right) shakes hands with Riek Machar, who was sworn in as First Vice President of the new Transitional Government of National Unity on 22 February 2020.

Deadlock broken, South Sudan on road to ‘sustainable peace,’ but international support still key

Africa South Sudan

'Temple run' is the term used in Sierra Leone to describe irregular migration.

IOM hails historic first human trafficking convictions in Sierra Leone

Graphic that shows map of Chad, with economic and industrial indicators.

Last sprint toward Chad's new industrial masterplan

Customers shopping for groceries in a supermarket.

Africa’s Free Trade Area: What we must do for a smooth take-off on 1st July

Two men wrestling

South Sudanese youth use their passion for sports to build lasting peace

A swarm of desert locusts fill the sky near a farm.

More funding needed to combat locust swarms ‘unprecedented in modern times’

Ethiopian migrants from Tanzania receive onward transportation allowance at IOM’s Transit Centre.

First Group of Over 1,400 Stranded Ethiopian Migrants Arrive from Tanzania

Women Wage Peace — Visualizing Progress on Action for Peacekeeping

Women Wage Peace — Visualizing Progress on Action for Peacekeeping

Africa peacekeeping

UN peacekeepers patrol the PK5 neighborhood of Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic

Central African Republic: Security Council reflects on peace deal anniversary

Africa Security Council

President Salva Kiir with First Vice President Riek Machar and 3 of his 4 Vice Presidents.

UN chief welcomes South Sudan’s Unity government, lauds parties for ‘significant achievement’

Africa South Sudan