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South Africa Gun Attack Kills 12 Including Child
A mass shooting in South Africa has left at least 12 people dead, including three children. The incident occurred at an unlicensed bar in Saulsville
Rohingya Genocide Case Hearings Underway in Myanmar
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will begin hearings on the merits of a case alleging genocide against Myanmar, brought by Gambia in 2019. The
African Diaspora Creative Hub Aims to Foster Growth
Norman Busigu has gained recognition for his work in film and media, with publications like GQ South Africa describing him as “Africa’s Modern Storyteller” and
Yale Law School Announces Gruber Fellowships
The Gruber Program at Yale University offers post-graduate fellowships focused on global justice and women’s rights. These fellowships provide recent Yale graduates the opportunity to
African Union Joins UNESCO for Diaspora and Global Africa Launch
UNESCO recently presented new volumes of the General History of Africa Encyclopedia at its headquarters in Paris. The event, held on October 17, 2025, highlighted
Bangladesh sees increase in killings report finds
A Canada-based advocacy group, the Global Centre for Democratic Governance (GCDG), has expressed serious concerns regarding a rise in extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh. The group’s
Somalia Protests Erupt in Violence Three Injured
Somalia experienced unrest in Mogadishu’s Deynile district on Tuesday, January 7, 2026. The incident resulted in injuries to three civilians. Protest and Initial Clashes A
African nations seek diaspora investment for development
African nations are increasingly focusing on leveraging the contributions of their diaspora populations to foster social development and build resilience amidst global challenges. A recent
African Library Earns International Recognition
The Library of Africa and the African Diaspora (LOATAD) has been recognized in the book 150 Libraries to Visit Before You Die, a guide to
Amsterdam church damaged in New Year’s Eve unrest
A large fire destroyed a 19th-century church in Amsterdam on Thursday, January 1, as the Netherlands experienced a turbulent New Year’s Eve marked by two