A contingent of Kenyan police officers has arrived in Haiti, marking the start of a United Nations-supported mission to address the rampant armed gangs causing turmoil in the Caribbean nation.
Sporting Kenyan flags and dressed in camouflage uniforms, several hundred Kenyan police officers arrived at Toussaint Louverture International Airport near Port-au-Prince on Tuesday. Currently, over 80 percent of the city is under gang control.
The Black Council of Windsor-Essex, alongside the family of Colin Grey, is urging police and other authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding Grey's recent death, which occurred shortly...
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The Toronto ombudsman, Kwame Addo, issued a report on Thursday criticizing the city's temporary policy that restricted refugees from accessing shelter beds, describing it as a form of...
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Globally, over a million children work in mines, according to the International Labour Organization. In Africa, the issue is particularly severe due to widespread poverty, limited educational access,...
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Three contenders vying for the leadership of the African Union (AU) laid out their visions for addressing regional security, political stability, and inter-Africa trade during a debate held...
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Benin joins other African nations, such as Ghana, in extending citizenship to the descendants of enslaved Africans. Ghana recently granted citizenship to 524 African Americans, honoring President Nana...
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