Anti-Corruption Protesters Clash with Authorities in Uganda’s Capital
Tensions flared in Kampala as police detained dozens of anti-corruption protesters, defying a ban on demonstrations. The capital saw a heavy deployment of police and […]
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Kenyan Court Overturns Police Ban on Protests Amid Political Unrest
In a significant turn of events, Kenya’s High Court has suspended a police ban on protests in Nairobi, asserting citizens’ constitutional right to peaceful demonstration. […]
Mali’s Military Launches Probe into Disturbing Video of Alleged Soldier Misconduct
The Malian armed forces have initiated an investigation into a shocking video that has sparked outrage and concern across social media platforms. The footage, which […]
Tragic Loss: Six Firefighters Perish in South African Bushfire Amidst Extreme Weather
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, six brave firefighters lost their lives battling a fierce bushfire in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province. The blaze, suspected to […]
Zambia’s Free Education Policy Strains School Resources
Zambia’s implementation of free primary and secondary education has led to a surge in student enrollment, placing significant strain on the country’s educational infrastructure. While […]
Rwanda Resists Reimbursement of UK Deportation Deal Funds
Rwanda has indicated it will not refund the over $300 million received from the United Kingdom for its controversial asylum seeker deportation agreement. This stance […]
DRC Military Court Imposes Death Sentences on Soldiers for Desertion
In a stark display of military justice, a tribunal in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has sentenced 25 soldiers to death for fleeing combat […]
Tropical Cyclone Freddy Sets New Record as Longest-Lasting Storm
The United Nations’ weather agency has officially confirmed Tropical Cyclone Freddy as the longest-lasting cyclone on record, persisting for an unprecedented 36 days. This remarkable […]
Mauritania: Ghazouani re-elected for second term, promising stability in turbulent region
Provisional results showed Mauritania’s President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani has won Saturday’s election in the northwest African country by a wide margin, well ahead of his […]
Rwanda Asylum Scheme: A £320m Gamble in UK Politics
As the UK general election approaches, the controversial Rwanda asylum scheme has become a focal point of political debate, with over £320 million in potential […]