Guinea’s Ex-Dictator Dadis Camara Convicted in Landmark Stadium Massacre Trial
In a historic ruling, Guinea’s former dictator Moussa Dadis Camara and seven other military commanders have been found guilty of crimes against humanity for their […]
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Sudan: Army chief escapes deadly drone attack
Head of Sudan’s army and Sovereign Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, escaped an assassination attempt on Wednesday July 31 in eastern Sudan. According to an […]
Kenya: Appeals Court Strikes Down 2023 Finance Act, Challenging Ruto’s Economic Agenda
In a significant legal setback for President William Ruto’s administration, Kenya’s Court of Appeal has declared the government’s 2023 finance law unconstitutional. This ruling comes […]
Following Paris Clear Position on Sahara, King Invites French President to Pay State Visit to Morocco
King Mohammed VI has invited French President Emmanuel Macron to pay a State visit to Morocco following “the clear and strong position” adopted by France […]
Cape Verde: Parliament approves creation of Environmental Climate Fund
Cape Verde’s parliament on Tuesday July 30 approved the creation of the Climate and Environmental Fund (FCA), which will be funded by €12 million converted […]
Court restricts protests in Lagos to Freedom, Peace parks
A Lagos High Court has restricted protesters taking part in the proposed August 1 nationwide protest to the Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park in Ojota, and […]
Guinea’s Constitutional Overhaul: Paving the Way for Democratic Transition
Guinea’s transitional authorities have presented a draft constitution aimed at reducing and limiting presidential terms. This move could potentially allow current military leader Mamady Doumbouya […]
Press Freedom Under Siege: Somalia’s Crackdown on Journalists
Somalia’s media landscape is facing a troubling trend of journalist arrests and intimidation. The recent detention of AliNur Salaad for reporting on drug use in […]
Resilience and Faith: Rwandan Genocide Survivors’ 30-Year Journey
Thirty years after the Rwandan genocide, survivors continue grappling with its aftermath. The 1994 massacre saw 800,000 Tutsis killed by Hutu extremists in 100 days, […]
Angola gets AfDB €73 million loan for youths’ employment in agriculture and transport
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will lend Angola $79 million dollars (€73 million) to promote entrepreneurship and youth employment in agriculture and transport, according to […]