Sally Hayden

Tooth belonging to DRC’s first prime minister, assassinated in 1961, buried in ceremony to mark 62nd anniversary of independence

Spanish PM initially praised Moroccan police — who have been accused of using excessive force — in the aftermath of the deaths

NGOs accuse Moroccan security forces of using indiscriminate force

Schemes could include humanitarian corridors and private or community sponsorship, medical charity says

A thought-provoking read on how a massive amount of humanitarian aid is spent

Ukrainians are given immediate rights to stay and work in Ireland but Africans fleeing from untold horrors must wait in line

European court intervenes to stop deportation of seven men under British anti-migration scheme

British scheme branded ‘a dark chapter in global refugee rights’

Sally Hayden on a brave campaigner

Move is response to backlash against secondhand `dead white man’s clothes’ sent to West Africa amid claims 40% is no good

In 2020 Philippe wrote to Tshisekedi expressing his ‘deepest regrets’ for harm caused during Belgian rule

Governor of Ondo state condemns attack as `Satanic’: `It is a black Sunday in Owo’

Dumping of second-hand clothing from West poses dilemma for Ghana’s growing fashion scene and the young designers active in it

Close to 1m people have been displaced looking for aid, while hundreds of thousands of animals have died from hunger and thirst

Those trying to flee are being exposed to constant violence, including risk of rape, says UN agency