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Somali lawmakers vote for President Somali lawmakers gathered behind the blast walls of the capital’s airport on Wednesday to elect their president, after month
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South Sudan child soldiers: Ban warns of possible genocide By Prudence Arobani No fewer than 115,000 children recruited by armies and militia groups as child so
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Boko Haram fighters The destructive Boko Haram insurgency group is currently plagued by financial difficulties, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Aff
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Jovenel Moise has been sworn in as Haiti's new president, opening a new chapter in the country's history after a long-running political crisis. The 48-year-old
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Somalia's capital is on lockdown a day before the parliament meets to elect a new president, with ongoing security concerns and warnings of famine expected to t
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Israel has passed a controversial bill that drew condemnation from the government's own top lawyer legalising thousands of settler homes built on privately owne
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The number of civilian casualties as a result of the conflict in Afghanistan reached its highest point in 2016 since the UN began keeping records. Over 11,500 p
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Representatives from Russia, Turkey and Iran have kicked off a technical meeting in Kazakhstan's capital Astana to discuss details of the implementation of the
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Civilian casualties in Afghanistan in 2016 were the highest recorded by the United Nations, the world body said, with nearly 11,500 non-combatantsone third of t
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Cross section of Nigerian women. The UN Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) has recognized Nigeria and the Gambia as countries among others that have banned
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