Angolan Parliament President Calls for “Urgent” Revision of Family Code
President of Angola’s National Assembly has acknowledged the urgent need to revise the Family Code, in force since 1988, noting that the law no longer […]
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TotalEnergies Confronts War Crimes Allegations Over 2021 Mozambique Massacre
TotalEnergies is facing serious war crimes allegations after a human rights group filed a complaint with French prosecutors accusing the company of complicity in atrocities […]
UK Threatens Visa Restrictions on Angola, Namibia, and DRC Amid Migration Reform
On Monday, November 17, 2025, the United Kingdom warned it could restrict the issuance of tourist and VIP visas to Angola, Namibia, and the Democratic […]
South Africa Rebukes Trump’s ‘Regrettable’ Remarks on Afrikaners
The South African government has dismissed comments made by US President Donald Trump on his Truth Social platform, calling them “regrettable” and “not substantiated by […]
Tanzanian Authorities Target Opposition Leaders Amid Post-Election Unrest
Tanzanian police have arrested over the week-end CHADEMA’s deputy Secretary general, Amani Golugwa, and are pursuing nine other senior party figures following violent protests that […]
Amnesty Accuses Tunisia of Widespread Abuses Against Migrants, EU of ‘Complicity’
Amnesty International has condemned Tunisia for what it describes as “horrific” human rights violations against refugees and migrants, particularly those from sub-Saharan Africa. In a […]
Madagascar’s Military Council Seizes Power, Suspends Constitution Amid Political Turmoil
Madagascar’s military announced on Tuesday, October 14, that it has taken control of State power through a newly formed military Council comprising members of the […]
South Sudan’s Fragile Peace Collapses as 300,000 Flee Renewed Conflict
Renewed violence in South Sudan has forced over 300,000 people to flee the country in 2025 alone, sparking fears of a return to full-scale civil […]
Egypt: NCHR Applauds Presidential Pardon for 6 Prisoners Including Alaa Abdel-Fattah
Egypt’s National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) on Monday, September 22, welcomed President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi’s decision to pardon six prisoners, among them British-Egyptian activist Alaa […]
AES Prepares to Leave the ICC After Its Withdrawal from ECOWAS
The Alliance of Sahel States (AES), comprising Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, is moving toward an exit from the International Criminal Court (ICC). During an […]