Raid at the Heart of Power: Corruption Allegations Rock South Africa
The South African Speaker denies these allegations and Police is yet to open lip about the results of this historical operation.
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UK's Controversial Rwanda Asylum Plan Nears Approval Amid Opposition
London, United Kingdom - The British government's contentious strategy to deport some asylum-seekers to Rwanda is on the brink of realization, as a crucial bill, designed to circumvent a blockade by the UK Supreme Court, is set to be debated again in the House of Commons on Monday.
ANC Challenges Zuma's Party Registration Ahead of Elections
In a recent development that could influence the dynamics of the upcoming general elections in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC) has lodged an urgent application with the Electoral Court in Bloemfontein. The ruling party seeks to challenge the legitimacy of former President Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party
Tragic Bus Accident Claims Lives of Kenyan University Students
In a heart-wrenching incident on a rain-drenched highway, a bus ferrying students from Kenyatta University to the coastal city of Mombasa collided with a truck, resulting in the death of 11 individuals and leaving 42 others with serious injuries. The accident took place at 17:50 (1450 GMT) on Monday
Major Border Crossing Closed Amid Armed Clashes Between Tunisia and Libya
Tunis, Tunisia – The Tunisian government, in coordination with Libyan authorities, has announced the closure of the Ras Jdir border crossing, a pivotal link between Tunisia and Libya, following a series of armed confrontations. This development was confirmed by Tunisian state television and an official statement from Libya's interior
Forced Recruitment and the Use of Hunger as a Weapon in Sudan’s Al Jazira State
In a harrowing escalation of its military campaign, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have launched a sinister operation in Sudan's Al Jazira state, exploiting the basic human need for food to coerce citizens into their ranks. Amidst the ongoing civil strife that has ensnared Sudan since April of
Congolese Journalist Stanis Bujakera to be Freed After Controversial Conviction
GOMBA-DR CONGO -In a significant development for press freedom in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, journalist Stanis Bujakera is set to be released imminently, following a court ruling on Monday that sentenced him to six months in prison on charges of spreading false information among other allegations. According to
Nigerian Senator Suspended for Exposing Budget Anomalies
Abuja, Nigeria – In a move that has stirred controversy and sparked discussions about transparency and accountability within Nigeria's legislative chambers, Senator Abdul Ningi of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been suspended from the Senate. The suspension follows his public claims, made during a recent interview, that a
Malawian Woman Relives Horrors of Human Trafficking and Abuse in Oman
In a heart-wrenching interview with the BBC, Georgina, a 32-year-old woman from Lilongwe, Malawi, breaks down as she recounts the harrowing abuse she endured while believing she was heading to a better life in the Middle East. Instead of the promised driver's position in Dubai, she was tricked
EU-Egypt Historic Aid Package Signed to Tackle Migration and Boost Development
In a significant development in Cairo, the European Union and Egypt have embarked on a new chapter in their relations with the signing of an aid package deal, hailed as "historic" by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. This monumental agreement, aimed at curbing illegal migration and supporting development,
Congo Lifts a Two-decade-old Moratorium on the Death Penalty Amid Escalating Violence
Kinshasa, Congo - In a bold move to address the ongoing violence and militancy in the region, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has announced the lifting of its long-standing moratorium on the death penalty. This decision, disclosed through a justice ministry statement on Friday, reverses a ban that has
Niger Revokes Military Agreement with the United States Amid Growing Tensions
The new leader of Burkinabe people is showing no remorse to western countries.
South Sudan Grapples with Severe Heatwave as Health Risks Mount
Juba, South Sudan The Ministry of Health in South Sudan has issued a stark warning about the dire health implications of the ongoing heatwave, with temperatures predicted to soar between 41°C and 45°C this week. The statement released on March 16, 2024, highlights the pernicious effects of extreme
African Giant Airline Launches $55 Million Logistics Hub to Revolutionize Africa’s E-commerce
Addis ababa , Ethiopia-In a significant leap towards modernizing e-commerce across the continent, Ethiopian Airlines has unveiled a state-of-the-art logistics hub at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport. This $55 million investment spans over 161,500 square feet and is poised to become a cornerstone in Africa's burgeoning e-commerce sector
Congo Takes Legal Action Against Rwanda at the East African Court of Justice Amid Ongoing Conflict
Kinshasha, DRC-In an unprecedented move, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has initiated a legal battle against Rwanda, taking their longstanding conflict to the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) in Arusha. This legal action, rooted in allegations of war abetment and territorial integrity violations, marks a significant shift from
Nigerien Organizations Protest US Interference, Demand Withdrawal of American Troops
Niamey, Niger – In a significant show of dissent, local organizations in Niger have openly denounced what they describe as undue interference by the United States in the country's ongoing transition process. A substantial demonstration unfolded in front of the US embassy in Niamey, the capital, where protestors voiced