Botswanan Opposition’s Property Auctioned To Pay Legal Fees On Vote Fraud Claims
Cars belonging to opposition party members are sold to cover the cost of their unsuccessful lawsuit in 2019.
Africa
Two Stories Of Struggle: Overcoming The Stigma Of Epilepsy
A pair of Kenyans who suffer seizures must also deal with the mistaken belief that they are possessed.
Zimbabwe’s Vice President Resigns Amid Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct
Women’s groups pressured Kembo Mohadi to step down, a rare move by top public officials in the country.
Algerians Turn Out In Relaunch Of Protests For Radical Political Change
The pro-democracy Hirak movement continues to roil the country after a yearlong suspension due to Covid restrictions.
A Dollar A Day: The Human Cost Of Abused Miners
In the Congo, women and children slave to unearth the rare mineral sold to high-tech firms.
Eight Bodies, Heartbreaking Note Found In Car Stranded In Libyan Desert
Family members are expected to have died of thirst and hunger trying to flee the conflict in Sudan.
Sexual Assault Of Algerian Student Protester Unleashes Wave Of Outrage
Court declines prosecutor’s request for life imprisonment of victim, but an investigation is under way into his claims of abuse.
Storing Insulin Without Refrigeration Saves Lives In Refugee Camps, Poor Countries
MSF is giving diabetics essential supplies and education in treating their disease.
Weeding Out Invasive Plant Critical For Survival Of Protected Species And Fishermen
A floating fern has invaded one of Cameroon’s largest lakes.