The quote is from a refugee woman in South Sudan, where war erupted in April 2023 between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, a rebellious paramilitary group once allied of the central Sudanese government. It triggered one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Three years later, the conflict has devastated cities, destroyed livelihoods, and forced millions to flee. According to a report by the Norwegian Refugee published in April this year, 9 mi

The city of Baidoa (Somalia’s South-West State) experienced a sharp rise in political tensions in March 2026 between the Federal Government and the regional authorities. Although large-scale armed clashes were avoided, the fear of imminent conflict was enough to trigger a mass displacement of the population. A picture showing residents leaving the city, source : UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency) According to data from the Protection and Solutions Monitoring Network (PSMN), appr

The “More Correct Information, Less Discrimination” (MILD) online training course has been available since 25 March 2026. Designed for journalists, journalism students, communicators in the activism field, and content creators, this online course aims to improve the quality of information by equipping journalism students and civil society organisations with tools to report more accurately on racialised communities. The session introduced students to the themes of the “More Co

Saturday, 28 March marked seven years since Amara Krumak, Abdalla Bari, and Kone Tiemoko Abdul Kader, known as the El Hiblu 3, were detained in Malta in 2019 for refusing to be forcibly returned to Libya. In response to their act of resistance, the Maltese authorities charged them with “acts of terrorism” and other offences. To mark this seventh anniversary, a protest was held in Valletta on Saturday, 28 March 2026, from 9 am to 4 pm, symbolically lasting seven hours to refle

In this video, two members teams (Douala and Yaoundé) compete in a soccer match to celebrate Cameroun National Day on May 20th. This...