Ethiopia begins filling reservoirs of Nile mega-dam

UN says migrants in Yemen stranded, abused amid coronavirus fears

At least 14,500 African migrants, mostly Ethiopians, blamed for the coronavirus, rounded up and forcibly moved.

Two dead as soldiers block mourners at Ethiopian singer's funeral

Killing of Oromo singer and activist Haacaaluu Hundeessaa sparked two days of protests that left some 90 people dead.

Ethiopia: Military deployed after more than 80 killed in protests

Oromia demonstrations broke out after assassination of well-known singer Haacaaluu Hundeessaa.

Hachalu Hundessa: Internet shutdown in Ethiopia amid unrest at singer's killing | #TheCube

Hachalu Hundessa: Internet shutdown in Ethiopia amid unrest at singer's killing | #TheCube

ICJ backs Qatar in air blockade row with neighbours

The International Court of Justice rejects appeal by Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE over an air blockade.

UN's top court backs Qatar in air blockade row with neighbours

The International Court of Justice rejects appeal by Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE over an air blockade.

Egypt reopens pyramids after coronavirus shutdown

They were reopened for the first time in more than three months. View on euronews

Egypt, Ethiopia discuss Nile dam dispute at UN Security Council

The UN Security Council holds a virtual session on Ethiopia's controversial dam project, which has caused a bitter dispute with Egypt and Sudan.

Egypt calls on UN to intervene after impasse in Nile dam talks

Egypt appeals for UN Security Council help on Ethiopia's Nile dam after latest round of talks ended without a deal.

Sudan: Growing protests against insecurity in central Darfur

Villagers in Darfur are demanding Sudan's government does more to protect them from militia attacks.

Sudan protesters return to streets to demand more reforms

Police used tear gas to disperse protesters marching on a road leading to the airport in the capital, Khartoum.

Glasgow attacker described as ‘quiet, polite, decent guy’ by asylum seekers

The man responsible for a knife attack in a Glasgow hotel has been described as a “quiet and polite and decent guy” by asylum seekers who were residing there.Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, from Sudan, was shot dead by officers after six people – including 42-year-old police constable David Whyte – were injured in the incident on Friday at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street.