Yemen

This week marks one year since the escalation of the conflict in Yemen, where the violence has had a devastating impact on millions of innocent civilians, causing immeasurable suffering. Since March 2015, more than 6200 […]

It may be a sly ploy aimed at “naturalistically” roping Ghana into the outrageous vortex of global terrorism, now that President John Mahama has unwisely consented to playing host to Messrs. Bin Atef and Al-Dhuby, […]

World Health Organization and health partners are appealing for US$ 31 million to ensure the continuity of health services for nearly 15 million people in Yemen affected by the ongoing conflict. Funding is urgently needed […]

Record numbers of migrants from the Horn of Africa are crossing into Yemen, most of them on their way to find better opportunities in Saudi Arabia and other rich Gulf countries. But many do not […]

Coupled with this tendency toward “selective amnesia” by the ICC, we have obvious instances of disquiet in the international circles too. The powerful voices that control the UN have the penchant for using the world […]

The death toll has risen sharply in the last few days of fighting in the Yemeni capital of Sana’a and hundreds of people have reportedly fled their homes, raising the possibility of a humanitarian crisis, […]

The death of the al-Qaida leader is a symbolic moment. But far more important is that the future of his movement – and much else besides – is closely tied to the success or failure […]

As the African Union meets in Ethiopia, two of its long-serving members will not be there. Tunisia’s former President, Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, has been forced out of office by a determined mass of those […]