Sunday Alamba / AP, File Report: Economic Lockdowns Could Force 150 Million Into Extreme Poverty Up to 150 million people could be forced into extreme poverty by late next year, according to the World Bank. By The Associated Press October 7, 2020
Alexis Huguet / AFP via Getty Images Trump Admin Takes Action Against Wildlife Groups Accused of Funding Human Rights Abuses The United States government halted grants to several conservation groups accused of funding human rights abuses in Africa. By Thomas Catenacci September 29, 2020
Renaldo Gouws / Twitter screen shotCommentary 'Absolute Savagery' as Violent Protest Descends on Racetrack, Leaves One Horse Dead, Others Broken and Brutalized 'It is a very sad day in this country when innocent animals are slaughtered and abused due to greed and hate.' By Christine Favocci September 25, 2020
Marco Longari / AFP via Getty Images Islamist Violence Triggers 'Extremely Volatile' Food Crisis in Eastern Africa Clashes between Islamic insurgents and government forces in Mozambique have led to mass displacements and a critical food shortage. By The Associated Press September 22, 2020
Mohamed Abdiwahab/ AFP via Getty Images US Soldier Injured, 3 Somali Soldiers Killed in Islamist Suicide Attack An al-Shabab suicide bomber injured an American soldier and killed three Somali soldiers in an attack in southern Somalia. By The Associated Press September 7, 2020
Mehdi El Arem / AP Islamic Militants Use Vehicle, Knives in Deadly Terror Attack Tunisian authorities arrested seven suspects in connection to a deadly terrorist attack. By The Associated Press September 7, 2020
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations via AP Biblical Plague Descends on Southern Africa, Threatens Food Supply for Millions A locust outbreak is threatening the food supply of millions in southern Africa. By The Associated Press September 4, 2020
Mohamed Abdiwahab / AFP via Getty Images US Airstrike Takes Out 6 Islamic Militants After Somalian Ambush A US airstrike killed six al-Shabab militants after the Islamic group attacked Somali forces with American troops nearby. By The Associated Press August 26, 2020
Farah Abdi Warsameh / AP Somalia Considers New Bill That Would Allow Child Marriage The new bill 'risks legitimizing child marriage, among other alarming practices, and must be prevented from passing into law.' By The Associated Press August 12, 2020
@Naija_PR / Twitter 22-Year-Old Singer Sentenced to Death Under Shariah Law for Blasphemy Against Muhammad Lawan Muhammad of Kano state's religious police, Hisbah, told The Associated Press on Tuesday he is satisfied with the judgment. By The Associated Press August 11, 2020