Human trafficking has longstanding global problem. Recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it worse. Raising awareness and stronger collaboration by individuals, communities, government and victims can curb this problem.
Despite white rule being eliminated in 1994, every South African is still racially classified by law.
Will the sports boycott and other prohibitions actually hasten a cease to the hostilities in Ukraine or will they instead have a paradoxical effect?
Kenya offers the United Nations Security Council a probing history lesson.
What began a year ago as the invasion of the northern region of Ethiopia has spread across large areas of the country.
Optimism tends to be short-lived when it comes to moving from discourse to action.
Underlying constitutional, economic and international factors drive the power struggle that is undermining Somalia’s state-building efforts.
Sudan got caught up in the rivalries between Gulf countries. At a time of economic crisis, the survival of its new transitional government depends on outside support.
