Rachel Chason

Authorities said Masten Wanjala, whose alleged acts were splashed across Kenyan newspaper front pages, had confessed to the homicides of at least 10 children.

The ruling could worsen the already fragile relationship between the two countries.

The fighting is an escalation in the year-old civil war that threatens hundreds of thousands of people in the country with famine.

The order came after the United Nations blamed the worsening humanitarian crisis in Tigray on Ethiopia’s government and urged it to step up aid deliveries to the region.

A possible solution can be found at a girls' school in Kenya.

People involved in the coup were arrested, according to a statement from the prime minister's office.

Rusesabagina's supporters have criticized the trial as unfair and not following international standards of due process.

The political battles risk turning into a security one and could strengthen the hand of al-Shabab militants.

As the third surge of the coronavirus pandemic continues in the DMV, packing hospitals with mostly unvaccinated patients, health care workers on the front lines are exhausted. In some ways, this phase has been the hardest yet. Earlier this summer, it looked like the widespread availability of vaccines might mean the pandemic was behind them. Now, those on health care’s front lines say they're baffled that after so much pain and death, there is still even a debate over whether to get vaccinated or wear a mask in public. Here are some of their stories.

At least 10 civilians were killed in a village in northeast Nigeria, according to local reports.