DRC: Senate Removes Former President Joseph Kabila’s Immunity
The military justice system in the Democratic Republic of the Congo accused former President Joseph Kabila of complicity with the AFC/M23 rebellion, which has taken […]
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Slovakia joins 22 EU countries backing Morocco’s autonomy plan
Slovakia has joined the momentum in favor of Morocco’s autonomy plan becoming the 23rd EU state to back the Kingdom’s initiative aiming to find a […]
ECOWAS Looks to Regional Power as Insurgent Attacks Increase
As the region fights a resurgence of insurgent attacks, the West African political bloc ECOWAS said on May 21 that plans to create a long-awaited […]
Somalia: Forty-Five Terrorists, Including a Top Al-Shabaab Leader, Killed in Military Operations
The Somali Government said on Wednesday, May 21 that during counterterrorism operations in the Hiran and Lower Shabelle regions, Somali security forces killed 45 al-Shabaab […]
First Mpox Cases Found in Lomé, as Health Officials Are On High Alert
The first confirmed cases of Mpox, also known as monkeypox, a virus, are occurring in Togo. In the capital, Lomé, three cases—two involving women and […]
Morocco, Côte d’Ivoire Partner to Tackle Anti-Corruption, Promote Transparency Measures
Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire signed a memorandum of understanding in rabat on Tuesday to establish cooperation in the areas of anti-corruption and the promotion of […]
Egypt Officially Certified as Being Free of Five Epidemic Diseases
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared on May 20 Egypt to have eradicated all human malaria parasite transmission within its borders, according to the […]
Cameroon Celebrated Its 53rd National Day With Parades
Cameroon held both military and civilian parades throughout the nation on Tuesday, May 20 to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of its National Day. Hundreds of […]
17 People Injured in a Fire at Chevron Oil Platform Off the Coast of Angola
Early on Tuesday, May 20 morning, a fire at Chevron’s (CVX.N) caused 17 injuries, four of which were critical. In a statement, Angola’s National Agency […]
Congo’s Former Prime Minister Sentenced to Hard Labor on a Corruption Charge
A former DRC Prime minister was found guilty of corruption and given a ten-year sentence of forced labor. The Congolese Constitutional Court found Augustin Matata […]