Sudan is home to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, yet it receives little international attention.
In this interview, Dr. Suad Musa explains the war's roots, foreign involvement, and why women and girls are bearing its greatest burden.
Listen to the full conversation at https://t.co/rkJNtt2NS3.
#Sudan #HumanRights #KPFA
Journalist @akilimalichoma_ reveals the extent to which trust and existing socio-economic conditions play a crucial in halting the spread of the Ebola virus in Ituri.
Subscribe to https://t.co/O8YiPDgJtk for frontline news and stories from Congolese journalists. #DRC#Congo
Marshan Camese explains what he was thinking when he delivered a fiery, emotional speech to lawmakers during a state Senate hearing over redistricting Monday, accusing Republicans of trying to “cheat” Black voters out of political power.
Bille, a town of 30,000 people in Rivers State, Nigeria, sits next to abandoned oil and gas infrastructure. Since October 2025, methane has been bubbling up in rivers, swamps and drinking wells near the town. It is suspected that the oil and gas wells are the cause of these leaks. School children have had to relocate and members of Bille’s community are falling sick due to this. One resident told Amnesty International that the community is “no longer safe.”
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission began investigating the leaks in April and ordered all operating companies nearby to find a solution. The state Governor also offered 100 million Naira (approximately 75,000 USD) to the Bille community to cover relief costs. But little has been done to stop the leaks, and Bille now faces a serious health emergency.
Amnesty International continues to call for these investigations to be expedited. Immediate action must be taken to stop the gas leaks, and clean drinking water must be restored to Bille.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to return to the US a Colombian woman who was deported to the Democratic Republic of Congo https://t.co/pueyVIU7F6
Before Pope Francis died in 2025, one of last wishes was for his popemobile to be converted into a mobile clinic for Palestinian kids in Gaza.
One year after his death, Israel has still blocked the popemobile from reaching the Strip.
The Congo no longer has the power to decide on its strategic minerals on its own; it must now do so together with the United States. #DRC#CriticalMinerals#FreeCongo
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There is an ongoing genocide in Congo.
There is an ongoing genocide in Congo.
There is an ongoing genocide in Congo.
There is an ongoing genocide in Congo.
There is an ongoing genocide in Congo.
This is ABUSE. The President called ABC’s Rachel Scott a “horror show,” and “a disgrace to our country,” for asking ONE fair question about gas prices and the Iran war. Abby Phillip. April Ryan. Yamiche Alcindor & Rachel Scott. All experience ABUSE from this man!
The UN warns that Sudan is now an “abandoned crisis” as the war enters its 4th year. Survivors of the war in Sudan are sharing their stories:
The Sudanese Red Crescent Society & the ICRC are working to help people stay connected to their loved ones, and track down those missing.
What do collapsing societies have in common?
Luke Kemp says one pattern keeps showing up: rising inequality, polarization, and systems that stop responding when it matters most.
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What do collapsing societies have in common?
Luke Kemp says one pattern keeps showing up: rising inequality, polarization, and systems that stop responding when it matters most.
If conversations like these keep you tuned to KPFA, consider supporting us today: https://t.co/vqOSem3IKV
#KPFA #UpFront
A longtime Oakland resident and legendary Hollywood actor — who was recently seen in Oakland native Ryan Coogler’s critically acclaimed, award-wining film “Sinners” — will be honored by the City of Oakland and Mayor Barbara Lee Wednesday.
Story: https://t.co/mZraB1QXcQ