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Kenyan Domestic Workers in the Gulf in Peril

Umm Muhammed Umar All Africa reports that there had been 1 025 distress calls made, in 2021, from helpless Kenyan women in Saudi Arabia, due to mistreatment, and even torture, by their employers. This was a huge jump from 88 in 2019/2020. The search by African women,...

Tunisia: Night Curfew Imposed Ahead of Anniversary of the Arab Spring

Umm Muhammed Umar Ahead of protests marking the start of the Arab Spring uprising, Tunisia has imposed a night-time curfew and banned gatherings for two weeks. Authorities claim that the restrictions were meant to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. Announced by...

UN’s New Mediatory Process in Sudan Backed by Saudi Arabia

Staff Writer The United Nations on Monday started a mediation process, which is heavily backed by Saudi Arabia and supported by the Sudanese military, according to Special Envoy Volker Perthes. “The US, the Saudis, and a couple of others are very heavily involved,...

Qari Ziyaad Patel Unpacks Al-Imdaad’s Trip to Wajir, Kenya

By Umamah Bakharia Kenya has been described as the hope East Africa and has become a regional hub that promises growing development opportunities. However, poverty in Kenya is still a major issue with almost half the country living below poverty lines. The Al Imdaad...
Egyptian child bride commits suicide

Egyptian child bride commits suicide

A child bride in Egypt has committed suicide following a dispute with her spouse's family. The 15-year-old girl came back to her family home and then threw herself off the fourth floor of the building. When her husband found out he also attempted to commit suicide,...

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Financially Embattled Zambia, IMF begin Talks

Financially Embattled Zambia, IMF begin Talks

The International Monetary Fund has announced that Zambia has begun negotiations for financial support. Africa News reports that the Zambian economy has been in free fall due to years of crisis, such as drought, trouble in the country’s mining sector, and rising debt....

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