Police launch operation to remove migrants from Ceuta beaches

Updated by Faith Barbara N Ruhinda at 1654 EAT on Friday 18 September 2026 Police officers struggled to control crowds of migrants jostling to secure places at the site after spending weeks living on the beaches. Gunshots could be heard, with reports that police fired into the air. Several hundred migrants have now reached the…

Uganda’s Rainmakers: When Traditional Knowledge Meets Climate Change

By Faith Barbara N Ruhinda at 1616 EAT on Friday 18 September 2026 What if someone told you that, in some parts of Uganda, people have traditionally looked to birds, insects, clouds, winds and even the mountains to predict when rain is coming? Long before modern weather apps and satellite forecasts, communities across Uganda developed…

How Kinshasa’s New Diplomatic Strategy Could Affect Kampala and Kigali

Updated by Faith Barbara N Ruhinda at 1659 EAT on Wednesday 16 September 2026 For more than three decades, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been a giant of Africa that has endured repeated conflict but struggled to translate its diplomatic efforts into lasting security. As rebels backed by Rwanda occupied parts of its…

EU Chief Backs Canada’s Bid for Associate Membership

Updated by Faith Barbara N Ruhinda at 1642 EAT on Wednesday 16 September 2026 European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told the European Parliament on Wednesday that she wanted to work on “opening the door” to Canada, potentially paving the way for closer cooperation across several key sectors. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney last…