Only 3% Of Grain Exports Reach States In Need Of Assistance - Russian FM

Most of grain exports under the grain deal are supplied to developed countries, and only 3% go to states in need of urgent assistance, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Vershinin said on Tuesday.

EU Allocates $27.4Mln In Humanitarian Aid To African Countries - Commission

The European Union has allocated additional 25.5 million Euros ($27.4 million) in humanitarian aid to a number of African countries facing the food crisis, local conflicts and displacement, the European Commission said on Thursday.

Germany hands over 22 artifacts looted by British colonists to Nigeria

Nigeria on Tuesday received 22 looted artifacts from the German government, as part of the official repatriation of 1,130 Benin bronzes taken away by European countries from the West African country over 120 years ago.

UN says illicit trafficking in cultural property harms Africa's identity

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) said Wednesday the illicit trafficking in cultural property harms Africa's identity.

Vessels with grain from Ukraine bypass the starving countries of Africa

 

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Non Ukrainian refugees face discrimination: Conditions worsen for homeless refugees in Brussels

 

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West Came to Global Preeminence Through Robbery of Other Peoples, Has No Model of Future | Farsnews Agency

The West owes its global preeminence in large part to its historic plunder of other peoples around the world, and has no model of development to offer others, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

20 Million Risk Starvation As Horn Of Africa Drought Worsens: UN - UrduPoint

Twenty million people are at risk of starvation this year as delayed rains worsen an already brutal drought in Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia, the UN warned Tuesday.

EU needs to make African offer on legal migration, says Greek PM – EURACTIV.com

The EU needs to look at offering African states a new regime of organised legal migration routes, alongside cooperation between both sides on security and border control management, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday (27 January).

Experts ask the EU to step in to return art looted during colonialism – EURACTIV.com

As some European countries start returning looted art to former colonies, experts call for EU guidelines to “harmonise” and support the restitution of cultural objects to African museums.

World Food Program Says 41Mln People At Imminent Risk Of Famine - UrduPoint

The UN World Food Program (WFP) warned on Tuesday that some 41 million people across the world are at imminent risk of famine.

Niger: A Game Changer to Ensure Food Security

 

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Archaeologists in Kenya discover oldest known human burial site in Africa

 

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In Kenya, researchers have discovered the grave of a child from 78,000 years ago, making it the earliest known human burial site in Africa. 

Die Wiege der Menschheit – Stammt der Mensch aus Afrika oder aus Europa?

 

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Oldest Human Burial Discovered in Kenya Sheds Light on 78,000-Year-Old Burial Practices - Tasnim News Agency

 (Tasnim) – Scientists uncovered evidence of an ancient human burial in Africa that changes what we know about social behaviors in Homo sapiens, according to a new study.

Migrantes con trajes de neopreno: la nueva ola que azota Ceuta

 

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 Migrantes con trajes de neopreno: la nueva ola que azota Ceuta

The fascinating songs of the Pygmies | SLICE

 

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 The Baaka Pygmies live like elves, deep in the forest, hidden under the cover of leaves.

Valla de Melilla: la peligrosa frontera que separa la UE de África

 

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 Melilla y Ceuta son dos ciudades españolas situadas en el norte de África que colindan con Marruecos.

Dozens of migrants heading to Yemen thrown overboard, feared dead | Al Jazeera

The International Organization for Migration has said that at least 20 migrants and refugees are dead after smugglers threw 80 people overboard during a voyage from Djibouti in East Africa to Yemen.

UN says Sudan needs $150m to help Ethiopian refugees | Al Jazeera

Sudan needs $150m in aid to cope with the flood of Ethiopian refugees crossing its border from conflict-stricken Tigray, the United Nations refugee agency chief has said during a visit to a camp.