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In a politically charged move that has stirred both domestic and international concern, Ivory Coast’s

Global hunger has slightly declined since 2022, yet widening inequalities in Africa and Western Asia

Author: by Arvind Jugnauth In every economic storm, certain leaders naturally attract the spotlight. They

  Introduction The fight against HIV in Africa has been ongoing for decades, yet it

Introduction The 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) has seen its fair share of

As social tensions intensify, Operation Dudula—an anti‑migrant movement turned political entity—is once again dominating headlines. Recently, its members have aggressively disrupted public clinics across Johannesburg, barring foreign nationals—many undocumented—from accessing vital healthcare. This raises urgent concerns about legality, ethics, public health, and the heart of South Africa’s constitutional democracy.

On July 15, 2025, under orders from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), five foreign nationals who had committed crimes such as murder, aggravated assault, and child rape were deported to Eswatini. All five had been denied readmission by their countries of origin. The United States, unable to repatriate them directly, invoked agreements under its third-country deportation framework and reached a confidential arrangement with Eswatini.

  Introduction A comprehensive new study involving over 75,000 respondents from 68 countries — including

 Africa is addressing HIV through integrated approaches that combine science, healthcare, and human rights. Learn about the progress, challenges, and solutions shaping the future of HIV prevention and treatment in Africa.

Introduction The Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON), also known as the Women’s Africa Cup