South Sudan's President Kiir sacks army chief, finance minister in latest reshuffle

The finance minister occupied the position for less than two weeks, while the army chief's tenure witnessed worsening insecurity.

Five times more sulphur: Kenya opts for 'dirty fuel' as war on Iran hits supply

Kenya's decision to ease fuel standards in response to rising pump prices and scarcity has sparked criticism, with a consumer protection group saying it is considering legal action.

Three years on, Sudan’s community kitchens are collapsing under war and hunger

With nearly half now closed, the grassroots Takaaya system that replaced formal aid is buckling under rising costs and global neglect.