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Intensifying geopolitical competition, emerging security threats and shifting global alliances continue to reshape the international security environment, underscoring the importance…
Fighting in Buurhakaba began early Thursday, with residents reporting heavy gunfire and explosions as Laftagareen’s forces attacked positions held by federal troops.
Eritrea has demanded the African Union (AU) to take “immediate corrective measures” to restore its representation at the AU Commission…
Healthcare services across Ethiopia’s Tigray Region are showing signs of recovery as key medical facilities, including Ayder Hospital in Mekelle, resume operations following recent conflict-related disruptions and severe resource deficits.
An influx of nearly 4,000 refugees escaping intensified conflict in Yemen has strained resources in northern Djibouti, where local host communities are already suffering from severe drought and persistent food insecurity.
The United States has extended travel restrictions on nationals from Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and South Sudan…
Kenya has confirmed a second case of the Ebola disease caused by the Bundibugyo virus, the country’s ministry of health…
Somalia’s Ministry of Health and Human Services has begun screening travelers arriving from African countries against Bundibugyo Ebola virus disease…
Mauritian authorities lifted a curfew early Wednesday morning that had been imposed the previous evening in several parts of the…
Efforts to expand European travel to East Africa gained new momentum following high-level diplomatic talks in Brussels, where the East African country’s Ambassador Eshete Tilahun met with Eric Drésin, Secretary General of the European Travel Agents’ and Tour Operators’ Associations (ECTAA).