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Sugarcane Union Strikes for Better Conditions Turn Violent in Cameroon
One protester has died, and 11 are injured in the violent conclusion to worker strikes in Nkoteng, Cameroon.
Kenya Scraps eTA for African Travelers
The Kenyan government removes the eTA requirement for African nationals.
Uncertainty, Pain, and Death: What Women in the DRC Face as they Confront the Advance of M23
Vulnerable groups, including women and children, often bear the brunt of the violence.
Ominous Sign for Human Rights Accountability as Three Sahel States Leave the Economic Community of West African States
As ECOWAS reaches its 50-year anniversary, the departure of these three Sahel states sends ominous shocks through Africa’s strongest regional bloc. Many onlookers worry about the stability of the region and what this means for the future. Human rights advocates, in particular, see that the already grim situation in the three countries is likely to deteriorate.