Kenya: Four killed, dozens injured in Kenya fuel price protests
At least four people were killed and more than 30 others injured in Nairobi on Monday as Police clashed with demonstrators during nationwide protests over […]
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Togo Opposition Coalition Holds First Authorised Protest Since Fifth Republic’ inception
A coalition of opposition groups in Togo has staged over the week-end what organizers described as the first authorized public demonstration since the introduction of […]
Anti-immigrant protests intensify in Johannesburg as demonstrators demand deportations
Hundreds of protesters marched through Johannesburg on Wednesday, calling on the Government to deport undocumented migrants, prompting several shops to close over fears of looting. […]
Chaos Erupts at Zimbabwe Hearings Over Proposed Extension of President’s Term
A parliamentary public hearing in Harare on Tuesday, March 31, descended into violence amid growing tensions over proposed constitutional amendments that could extend the tenure […]
Mauritania’s SNIM Workers Launch One-Hour Protest Over Bonus Exclusion
Workers at Mauritania’s state-owned National Industrial and Mining Company (SNIM) announced they will halt work for one hour on Monday morning to protest their exclusion […]
South Africa Ramps Up Security and Cleanup Efforts Ahead of Johannesburg G20 Summit
South Africa has intensified security preparations ahead of the G20 Summit set to open on Saturday, 22 November 2025, deploying 3,500 additional police officers and […]
South African Journalists Rally in Cape Town for Protection of Gaza Colleagues
More than 2,000 people joined a protest march in Sea Point, Cape Town, on Sunday, August 17, led by South African journalists and media workers […]
Angola in Crisis: Fuel Price Hike Sparks Deadly Protests and National Turmoil
At least 22 people, including a police officer, have been confirmed dead and over 200 injured in Angola’s most widespread protests in recent years, sparked […]
Mali’s Struggle for Democracy Resurfaces as Citizens Push Back against Political Expurgation
In the dusty streets of Bamako, voices once muffled by military rule rang out again. Hundreds of Malians gathered on 3 May in what is […]
Kenya Police Clash with Protesters Over Church Donation from President Ruto
Kenyan Police have used tear gas to disperse protesters attempting to occupy a church in Nairobi’s Roysambu suburb, following a controversial donation by President William […]