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OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs warn UN Security Council on AI risk

UNITED NATIONS — The heads of OpenAI and Anthropic warned the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday that advanced artificial intelligence could pose a risk...

Burundi, Kenya & UN Chief Call for Permanent African Seat on Security Council

NEW YORK — Burundi President Évariste Ndayishimiye called Wednesday for permanent African representation on the U.N. Security Council, joining a growing push from the...

AU Chair Ndayishimiye condemns Xenophobia against migrants at UN

Burundian President Évariste Ndayishimiye used his address to the UN General Assembly on Wednesday to condemn xenophobia and intolerance, calling on governments to protect...

East Africa pushes for unified climate voice ahead of COP31

East African countries are converging on a common climate position ahead of COP31, the UN's 31st climate conference, with farmers and regional experts calling...

Trump wants AI renamed ‘Superintelligence’ as he rejects Global Regulation

President Donald Trump has proposed replacing the term "artificial intelligence" with "superintelligence," while opposing international efforts to impose tighter controls on the technology's development.Speaking...

Belgium and Rwanda reopen embassies as eastern Congo standoff persists

Belgium and Rwanda have restored diplomatic relations after an 18-month rupture over the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, reopening their embassies while...

EAC trade hits $52.3B fueled by China mineral demand

Trade across the East African Community rose 37% to $52.3 billion in the second quarter of 2026, new regional statistics show — but the...

Burundi Floods 2026: Why the World’s lowest carbon emitter is paying the highest price

When Lake Tanganyika rose around Gatumba, families did what they could to survive: they carried belongings to higher ground, abandoned flooded homes, and in...

Gatumba gets a new flood barrier as Burundi braces for El Niño rains

A new flood-protection dike has been built along the Rusizi River in Gatumba, the Burundian town hit hardest by repeated flooding from Lake Tanganyika,...

El Niño and rising Lake Tanganyika: Is Burundi prepared for the next floods?

Burundi is heading into another rainy season with the same vulnerabilities that produced one of its worst disasters in recent memory. The question now...

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