DR Congo, seven people suspected of the murder of the Italian ambassador Luca Attanasio: 2 arrests
Goma, a green meadow. A military squad armed with Kalashnikoks. Six people are seated next…
Omicron, Let’s Not Abandon Africa Against COVID-19 Appeal More Important Now than Ever
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic Focus on Africa launched an alarm on how reckless…
Sahara Desert, on the route to death where migrants lose their life chasing Europe
North-Eastern Sahara. External day. The desert is blinding, inhospitable, hostile. Our journey in the footsteps…
Sudan, A Story of Forbidden Love and a Fatwa With no Escape
Eshan Ahmed Abdallah and Deng Anei Awen are in their early twenties. She is a…
Democratic Republic of Congo, Luca Attanasio Could Have Provided More Security. The Search for the Truth Stronger than Ever
The response of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Marina Sereni, to questions by two Senators…
Congo, Hidden Truths and WFP Responsibility: Initial Answers on the Investigation on the Attanasio Killing
Since 22 February 2021, as a journalist and Chief editor of Focus on Africa, but…
Mozambique, A Forgotten Conflict and Crisis Getting Worse Day by Day
There is a conflict in Mozambique that involves hundreds of thousands of people amid the…
Sudan, June 10 Hearing for Marco Zennaro Postponed. Appeal Filed by Lawyer
The hearing that was to be held on 10 June for Venetian Businessman Marco Zennaro,…
The Sins of Government Officials Complicit in Immigration Tragedies
After 3 October 2013, one of the darkest in immigration history when 366 people, mostly…
Sudan, Democratic Transition Fragile Two Years After the Coup and Violence Breaks Out Again in Darfur
Two years ago, at the first light of dawn, the army invaded the Presidential Palace…
Giulio Regeni and The Desaparecidos in Egypt We Don’t Know Anything About
Five years ago in Cairo at 7:41 pm, Gulio Regeni entered a black hole that,…
Sudan, Clash with Ethiopia: Armies Deployed at Disputed Border
The situation on the border between Ethiopia and Sudan is escalating. Dozens of people, including…
AfCFTA to Start, Africa is the Largest Free Trade Area on the Planet
As of today, with the entry into force of the African Continental Free Trade Area…
Agitu Gudeta Killed in Trentino, Refugee and Businesswoman, A Symbol of Integration
She arrived in Italy in 2010 after fleeing Ethiopia, bloodied by civil war. Today Agitu…
Ethiopia, 30 Thousand Refugees Flee to Sudan. Devastating Humanitarian Emergency
An unstoppable conflict that has already seen hundreds of victims and seems destined to cause…
Sudan, Government Spokesperson: Acceleration to Normalize Relations with Israel Agreement to go to Parliament
“The government is beginning the official process to normalize relations with Israel. Prime Minister Abdalla…
Ethiopia, Clashes Between Military and Dissidents Continue. A Country on the Edge of Civil War
From the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 to a conflict that could trigger a civil…
Sudan, It’s Official. Trump Tweets: Khartoum Lifted from the State Sponsors of Terrorism
“Sudan is no longer a rogue state, I will remove it from the blacklist.” These…
World Africa Day, Video Conference Celebration of the African Union
Today is the 57th anniversary of Africa Day commemorating the foundation of the Organization of…
The Story of an African-American That Shook the World: My Name is George Floyd; This is How I Died
I’m confused, I’m scared, I made a mistake. I shouldn’t have used that fake money,…
Sudan, Government Approves Law Forbidding Female Genital Mutilation. Infibulation Criminalized
In Sudan, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) will be a crime punishable to up to three…
Silvia Romano Freed. “I’ve been strong and I resisted”. In Italy by Tomorrow
We feared the worst. We followed her abduction from the beginning and reported whatever we…
My Name is Meriam, The Story of a Death Sentence in Sudan Becomes a Symbol for Hope
In these times in which we are so distant, we should feel closer and show…
Nine Years Since the Killing of Vittorio Arrigoni in Gaza. A Life Dedicated to Cooperation
Nine years ago, on the night between April 4th and 5th, Vittorio Arrigoni, a colleague…
Sudan, The Fall of Bashir One Year Ago. Covid-19 and Tensions Weaken the Democratic Process
They sprouted one after another along the banks of the White Nile, whose calm waters…
Assassination Attempt on Sudanese Democracy and the Strength of an Economist Who Wants to Change the Country
He wanted the people of Sudan to see him smiling and working at his desk…
Appeal for Africa, Let’s Not Abandon Africa in Coping with the COVID-19 Emergency
In dealing with the COVID-19 emergency, Italy and Europe are witnessing a veritable rush for…
Algeria, Fresh Protests Against Tebboune, President-Elect After Boutefika
“I extend my hand to the Hirak for a dialogue towards peace-keeping in a new…
Mediterranean, 3 October 2013: Remembering the Tragedies and Denouncing Accountability
October 3 is a date for remembrance of and, above all, to remind us of…
Burundi, Forgotten Crisis. UN: Killings Continue. Fear of Genocide Hitherto Unknown
Endless horror. In Burundi, there is new evidence of factors leading to genocide. After the…
