Why Millions of Africans Are Cheering for Mexico Against Their Own Continent at the 2026 World Cup

Johannesburg, 11 June 2026
A viral protest movement has seen Africans across the continent back Mexico over South Africa in today’s World Cup opener, fuelled by years of xenophobic attacks on African migrants — a stunning rebuke played out on football’s biggest stage.

Kenyan Football Fans Can Watch the 2026 World Cup for Free — Here Is How

Football Players Win Historic Right to Shape the Game's Future as FIFA Strikes Deal with Global Union

Barcelona Choose Anthony Gordon Over Marcus Rashford, Leaving England Forward's Future in Doubt

DR Congo Head to the World Cup After Narrow Friendly Defeat Against Chile

Turkana County and UNHCR Sign Landmark Deal to Secure Water and Food for Refugees and Local Communities

Kakuma, 12 June 2026
A new agreement between Turkana County and UNHCR, signed on 11 June 2026, puts the long-awaited Tarach Dam project centre stage — a potential lifeline for tens of thousands of refugees and host community members facing acute water scarcity.

Nigeria Flies Home Hundreds of Citizens as South Africa's Anti-Migrant Violence Forces a Mass Exodus

One in Every 70 People on Earth Is Now Forcibly Displaced — And Most Have No Way Home

Turkana County Takes Control of Critical Hospital Oxygen Supply as Foreign Funding Dries Up

Kenya's President Ruto Courts European Investment on a Three-Nation Tour to Belgium, Norway, and Finland

WHO Delivers KSh 43 Million Worth of Medical Equipment to Kenya to Save Mothers and Fight Cancer

Nairobi, 11 June 2026
The WHO has donated 108 obstetric theatre beds and cancer screening equipment to Kenya, reaching 45 health facilities across 11 counties. Over 8,440 women have already been screened under a related programme.

Kenya Brings Digital Health Registration to Remote Turkana Through Fingerprint Technology

Refugees in Kenya Can Now Earn a US University Degree Without Leaving Their Camp

Kenya's Refugee Consortium Publishes Step-by-Step Guide for Survivors Reporting Gender-Based Violence

Displaced Students Can Now Apply for Free Master's Degree Support Through a Global Programme

How Cutting Food Aid by 60% Turned a Kenyan Refugee Camp into a Conflict Zone

Kakuma, 11 June 2026
When food rations were slashed in Kakuma, protests erupted and people died. Research now links abrupt aid cuts directly to rising violence, threatening millions more across Africa.

Kenya's Bold Plan to Transform Refugee Camps Into Cities Leaves the Most Vulnerable Behind

Japan and Kenya Join Forces to Bring Safe Toilets to Half a Million Refugees

Fatal Shooting in Kakuma Refugee Camp Exposes a Dangerous Gap in Security

Kalobeyei Refugees Block Roads Over Chronic Water Crisis That Has Lasted Years