Onize is WORLD’s Africa reporter and deputy global desk chief. She is a World Journalism Institute graduate and earned a journalism degree from Minnesota State University–Moorhead. Onize resides in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Renewed fighting between federal troops and Tigrayan rebels is stirring fears of another civil war less than four years after the last one ended. But the old lines have shifted: the rebels have expanded their coalition, neighboring Eritrea has switched sides to back them, even as the Tigrayan rebels themselves have lost public support. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports.
Nigerian families are welcoming the rescue of abducted schoolchildren while demanding justice for years of Islamist attacks on schools. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports.
An Ebola outbreak centered in Congo forces health workers back to basic containment strategies, as a rare strain with no approved vaccine or treatment spreads into Uganda. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports this week’s World Tour.
World Tour: In the aftermath of war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, thousands are still waiting for care, as doctors work through a surgical backlog shaped by years of conflict and limited resources. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports.
Across Africa and Central Asia, Muslim converts to Christianity gather in underground churches. One bishop is working to connect them into a global spiritual family. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports.
Cubans without electricity call for change as uncertain talks continue with the United States
Conservative Anglican group known as GAFCON chooses leadership, moving away from the Church of England
As tensions with Canterbury deepen, Anglicans across the Global South are reorganizing leadership and redefining the future of their fellowship. WORLD’s Onize Oduah reports from Abuja, Nigeria
Ahead of U.S.-Israeli military strikes, Iranian Christians hoped for a regime change to end a deadly crackdown on demonstrators
