South Africa: Mandisa Maya, first woman president of the Constitutional Court, takes office
In South Africa, Sunday, September 1, marks a historic moment as Judge Mandisa Maya, 60, begins her tenure as Chief Justice, becoming the first woman […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
South African farmers accused of feeding the remains of two murdered women to pigs
A farmer and two of his employees appeared in court in South Africa’s northeastern Limpopo province last week for the murder of two women whose […]
Uganda: 24 skulls discovered in the home of a man claiming to be a healer
Twenty-four human skulls have been discovered at the home of a man who claims to be a traditional healer on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda. […]
Mozambican police arrest three men attempting to sell ivory tips
Mozambican police arrested this week three individuals in Maputo province while they were attempting to sell ivory tips, according to an official statement. Poaching remains […]
Justice Prevails: Liberian Legal Icon Cleared of Murder Charges
In a dramatic turn of events, Gloria Maya Musu-Scott, Liberia’s former chief justice, has been exonerated of a shocking murder charge that rocked the nation. […]
Accused of corruption, South Africa’s Justice Minister urged to resign
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged his Justice Minister, Thembi Simelane, to address allegations of corruption that have intensified calls for her resignation. According to […]
Namibia to slaughter wild animals to alleviate record drought
Namibia is experiencing its worst drought in a century and has declared a state of emergency. To address the crisis, the country has launched a […]
Namibia Takes Stand: Blocks Vessel Suspected of Carrying Arms for Israel
In a bold move that’s sending ripples through international waters, Namibia has barred a ship suspected of transporting military cargo bound for Israel from docking […]
Tragedy Strikes Zambian Quarry: Nine Lives Lost in Gravel Collapse
In a heart-wrenching incident that has shaken the local community, nine men lost their lives when a massive pile of gravel collapsed on them at […]
Ghana temporarily suspends grain exports due to lack of rain
On August 27, Ghana’s Ministry of Agriculture announced a temporary ban on the export of cereals, including corn, rice, and soybeans, to ensure domestic supply […]