36,000 Ethiopians flee into Kenya
By Evelyne Musambi October 27, 2026 Ethiopians, fleeing regional fighting, ride in a lorry as Kenyan authorities verify their identities after crossing the border in Moyale, Marsabit County, Kenya, Monday Oct. 26, 2026. (AP Photo) NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The number of people fleeing violence in Ethiopia into neighboring Kenya has risen to 36,000, the United Nations said Tuesday, as fighting near the border town of Moyale continues to displace civilians, mostly women and childre
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Congo’s Silent Genocide
A member of the Rwanda-backed M23 militia in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo (Getty Images) Congo's Silent Genocide The Spectator October 30, 2026 By Geoff Hill Should we call Gaza a genocide? Maybe. An estimated 75,000 dead is serious. But surely the more pressing question is, why is this the only tragedy that exercises the West? What about the millions of poor souls who’ve perished in Democratic Republic of Congo or DRC? The ongoing fighting in eastern Congo is the most
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Rwanda deports Congolese village in South Kivu
Monument of the 2000 Katogota massacre, South Kivu, DR Congo to commemorate the 375 victims. credit: EdwinAlden.1995 South Kivu, DRC provincial government condemns deportation of Katogota village by Rwandan Army Agence Congolaise de Presse (ACP) November 1, 2026 Kinshasa, November 1st, 2026 (CPA). – The provincial government of South (french:Sud)-Kivu, a province in the East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), has condemned, in an official statement received on Su
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Fighting in Ethiopia border town kills nine, thousands flee to Kenya
Reuters October 23, 2026 Ethiopians sit at a holding ground after fights erupted in the Ethiopian border town of Moyale, Kenya, October 23, 2026. Ethiopians sit at a holding ground after fights erupted in the Ethiopian border town of Moyale, Kenya, October 23, 2026. Ethiopians sit at a holding ground after fights erupted in the Ethiopian border town of Moyale, Kenya, October 23, 2026. Ethiopians sit at a holding ground after fights erupted in the Ethiopian border town of Moya
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Palestinians injured, arrested in Israeli raids across West Bank
By Al Jazeera Staff and Anadolu October 29, 2026 This comes as more than 3,300 Palestinians are forced from homes in Hebron in Israeli military offensive. An Israeli soldier stops a Palestinian man during a protest by Palestinian residents against their forced displacement from a neighbourhood in Hebron in the Israeli-occupied West Bank during ongoing Israeli military operations there [Mussa Qawasma/Reuters] Israeli forces and settlers have escalated pogroms and raids across
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Djibouti Has Spent Nearly $1.7M on 3,836 Yemeni Refugees, PM Says
By Dawan Africa November 1, 2026 Credit: Dawan Africa Djibouti has spent nearly $1.7 million in humanitarian assistance to support thousands of Yemenis who fled the ongoing conflict in their country, Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed has said. In an exclusive interview with French magazine Le Point, Mohamed said at least 3,836 Yemenis had sought refuge in Djibouti following the escalation of fighting in Yemen. He said the government was relocating people arriving along
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Country report: Myanmar October 2026
By H. H. Hlaing People extinguish a fire in a building that was destroyed in a bombardment carried out by Myanmar’s military in Thabeikkyin Township in Mandalay Region of Central Myanmar on April 19, 2025. Getty Images Since gaining independence in 1948, Myanmar has experienced prolonged conflict between the Bamar-dominated government and ethnic minority groups, including the Rohingya. The persecution of the Rohingya intensified under the military rule of General Ne Win, who
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US Accused Of Trapping Women And Children In Somalia’s Floods
Exclusive: Coordinated airstrikes on territory held by al-Shabaab are driving the civilian population to find refuge alongside a river where rising water levels are a threat to safety. Is it a deliberate military strategy? Mark Townsend in Kismayo Oct 26, 2026 A colonel from US special operations in Somalia with a soldier from a branch of the Somali army trained by US special forces, in Mogadishu in 2023. Photograph: Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images The water was rising rapidl
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Oct 27
DR Congo,South Kivu: 12,000 households displaced by civil war
Actualité.cd October 21, 2026 Thousands of residents of Kaziba, in the territory of Walungu, in South Kivu fleeing clashes between the RFN and the FARDC supported by the wazalendo are traveling to neighboring chiefdoms and villages, local sources report. According to figures provided by local sources, more than 12,000 households have fled the fighting which has lasted for more than a week. "The displaced are very numerous, more than 12,000 households", a local development org
Actualité.cd
Oct 25
Mozambique: Terrorists Targeting Civilians in Cabo Delgado
By AIM October 19, 2026 FILE – For illustration purposes only. [File photo: Lusa] Islamic State Mozambique (ISM) has increasingly targeted civilians in the districts of Mocimboa da Praia, Muidumbe, and Macomia, in the southern Mozambican province of Cabo Delgado over the months of August and September. According to the latest report carried out by the independent conflict registration project ACLED (Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project), the terrorists have been tig
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Oct 25
UN: 874,000 Somalians risk displacement from flooding
People wade through a flooded street in Beledweyne, central Somalia, 17 May 2020 The International Organization for Migration has warned that nearly 874,000 people in Somalia could be forced from their homes over the next three months due to flooding. As rising rivers and heavy rainfall threaten communities already struggling with drought and repeated displacement, it said many of the families have very little left to fall back on. ''The Danish Refugee Council and the IOM, pr
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Oct 24
Jamaica accepts ICE deportations from U.S.
By The Associated Press October 14, 2026 Opposition leaders in Jamaica have questioned why the deportation deal with the Trump White House has not been made public. Credit: Mayela Lopez/Reuters This article was originally reported by the Associated Press and published by Al Jazeera. The Caribbean country of Jamaica has received its first third-country deportations from the United States, as part of an expanding set of international agreements under President Donald Trump. On
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