Historic Appointment: South Africa’s First Female Chief Justice
In a groundbreaking move, South Africa has appointed its first-ever female chief justice. Mandisa Maya, a 60-year-old trailblazer, will take the helm of the country’s […]
Month: July 2024
Zambia Reels from Shocking Murder of Broadcasting Regulator Chief
Zambia has been left stunned by the brutal killing of Guntila Muleya, the newly appointed head of the country’s Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA). Muleya’s body […]
Morocco Reaffirms Primacy of UN Security Council in AU Peace Operations Funding
Morocco has reiterated its stance on the primacy of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in matters of international peace and security, emphasizing this principle […]
Tragedy at Sea: Hundreds Missing Off Mauritanian Coast
A devastating maritime disaster has unfolded off the coast of Mauritania, leaving at least 15 dead and over 150 people missing. The incident involved a […]
Namibia’s Bold Move: Visa Tables Turned on Western Nations
Namibia is set to shake up international travel norms come April next year. The African nation will require visas from citizens of 33 countries, including […]
Swiss Peace Talks: Sudan’s Paramilitary Chief to Join US-Saudi Mediated Negotiations
In a surprising turn of events, Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, leader of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, has announced his intention to participate in cease-fire talks […]
Sierra Leone Court Convicts 11 in Alleged Coup Plot, Ringleader Faces 182 Years
A Sierra Leone court has found 11 individuals guilty of treason and other offenses related to an alleged coup attempt last November. The incident involved […]
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 […]
Devastating Mudslides Claim Over 200 Lives in Southern Ethiopia
A series of catastrophic mudslides in southern Ethiopia’s Kencho Shacha Gozdi district has resulted in at least 229 fatalities, including many who were attempting to […]
Namibia: uranium shipment from Langer Heinrich mine resumes
Paladin Energy announced on July 22 its first uranium shipment since the Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia resumed activity in March after a six-year halt […]