South Park didn’t use just its foul-mouthed characters to, as some have said, “skewer” Trump. It presented Trump as an animated character who whines about his disapproval.

The end of the liberal world order is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot in conference rooms and university lecture halls ...

Children in Sudan 'Reduced to Skin and Bones' as UNICEF Calls for Urgent ActionFunding cuts are driving an entire generation of children in Sudan to the brink of irreversible harm as support is scaled ...

General Charles Kahariri has given an update on the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) peacekeeping mission in South Sudan. General ...

The new administration, dubbed the Government of Peace and Unity, is a coalition of armed movements from Darfur in Sudan’s ...

Kenya faced criticism after the abductions in Nairobi of Turkish nationals by intelligence officers from Ankara.

The revolution in modern warfare is evident across Africa. Mercenaries, armed drones and AI-driven disinformation campaigns are redefining conflict. Today’s battlefields are evolving at such a ...

Against the backdrop of Martyrs Day, Bishop Eduardo Hiiboro Kussala of Tombura-Yambio urged South Sudan to seize the crisis ...

President Trump announced a trade deal with South Korea on Wednesday, putting 15 percent tariffs on South Korean goods, much ...

“South Park” Skewers a Satire-Proof President The new season première goes after Trump as never before—and solves a problem that’s plagued comedians since his first term in office.

Trading house BB Energy has filed a case against South Sudan in London for failing to deliver oil owed under a pre-payment deal, according to court filings and a company spokesperson.