The Arab crisis with Qatar has divided African countries, writes Haitham Nouri

Khartoum refuses to see a cholera outbreak for what it is, seeing the disease as a stigma that only

In addition to the current 50,000 cases of cholera in Yemen, there could be a further 250,000 over t

From independence in the middle decades of the last century to the growing influence of China on the

Despite the announcement of a “national consensus” government in Sudan, little has changed in the in

The death of Abbas Abdullah Siraji remains under investigation, but the trend he represented could s

A deepening famine could spur a breakthrough in the Yemen war, though for which side remains unclear

In Saudi Arabia, a number of recent royal decrees have promoted young leadership and reinstated bene

Is there still hope for peace in Yemen? The answer is no time soon

The Boko Haram terrorist group, responsible for the kidnapping of 276 women in 2014, has carried out

Rights violations under former president Yehia Gameh will be subject to public scrutiny, Gambia’s ju

A boat carrying Somali refugees was targeted off the coast of Yemen last week, killing many of those