Katharine Houreld

• Africa

Sudan’s Darfur region was the scene of a genocide two decades ago. Exclusive videos shared with The Post show the inflamed bigotry behind a new wave of killings.

• Africa

Arson is often used by Kenyan students as a tool of protest over poor living conditions or harsh teachers.

• Africa

Rebecca Cheptegei is the third high-profile athlete to be killed in a domestic violence incident in Kenya.

• Africa

Allegations by Human Rights Watch that captive women were repeatedly raped jibes with Post reporting from inside Sudan. The RSF said to be the main perpetrator.

The Post's Katharine Houreld traveled to Sudan in June to see the world’s largest displacement crisis firsthand.

• Africa

A rare trip by Post journalists to five Sudanese cities revealed starvation, mass displacement — and acts of stunning heroism.

• Africa

Just six weeks ago, President William Ruto was visiting the White House and basking as a top U.S. ally in Africa, but Kenya has since exploded with anti-corruption protests.

• Africa

The U.S. envoy to the U.N. has called Sudan the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, with more than half of the country’s population needing assistance.

• Africa

The election’s real winner, in third place with nearly 12 percent of the vote, was the new MK Party of former president Jacob Zuma, once an ANC stalwart.