Ndume to Tinubu: Hire mercenaries to fight terrorists and more
Find these stories and much more when you grab a copy of The Guardian on Thursday.…
Kenya’s President William Ruto marks two years in office
William Ruto swept to Kenya's presidency with great optimism. But almost two years down the line he became caught up in the worst protests in its history. Could things get even harder…
Rwandan ex-doctor on trial in France accused of genocide
A former Rwandan doctor is on trial in Paris for allegedly helping destroy evidence of some of the killings during the 1994 genocide. Also, Kenyan lawmakers have started the process of removing…
Nigerians skeptical as Tinubu pledges investor-friendly policies
Nigeria's president Bola Tinubu, in a televised broadcast on Tuesday, to mark Nigeria's 64 years of independence, said his government was committed to make it easy for investors to come and go…
Every allegation made against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs
Music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, who has launched the careers of several of the biggest stars in music, was arrested recently in New York.…
Sudan war: Who is backing the two rivals?
Sudan's civil war between government forces and the RSF paramilitary has claimed thousands of lives. International fighters and mercenaries have been recruited in the fighting that shows no signs of ending soon.…
Killing Nasrallah: A relentless escalation
Seventy-two hours on from the bombing of Beirut and the killing of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader and figurehead of the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah, Israeli air strikes have continued relentlessly on three…
How Mewat became India’s new hub for cyber criminals
Mewat, a cultural region spanning three Indian states, has become a hotspot for people conducting scams via phone. But it's not just the temptation of easy money that is pushing children as…
White South African in court accused of attempted murder of Black boy
A white South African farmer charged with attempted murder appeared in court on Monday on accusations of running over a six-year-old Black boy with a tractor.…
Poverty keeps countless Nigerian children out of school
One in three children in Nigeria don't go to school. Many work to help support their families. The country has become the global epicenter of children out of school. As the school…