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The Democratic Republic of Congo faces a critical issue with illegal mining operations predominantly run by Chinese nationals, contributing to extensive humanitarian crises and environmental degradation. Despite recent attempts by …
Illegal Mining Operations by Foreign Powers in the DRC: A Deepening Crisis Read More
Ogun State leaders, including Governor Dapo Abiodun, celebrated Easter with messages of hope and unity. They urged Nigerians to pray for President Tinubu and support his Renewed Hope Agenda, emphasizing …
Easter Reflections: Leaders Urge Unity and Prayer for Nigeria’s Future Read More
Lucas Hunter, a French-American traveler, disappeared while kite surfing in Colombia after sending a troubling message on January 7. His family’s concern has prompted calls for an investigation into his …
Family Concerns Rise as French-American Traveler Disappears in Colombia Read More
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia case has emerged as a significant topic in the immigration debate, illustrating the clash between Democratic values of due process and Trump’s hardline immigration policies. As …
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case: A Flashpoint in the Immigration Debate Read More
The diplomatic rift between the US and South Sudan has intensified due to South Sudan’s refusal to accept a deported individual, leading the US to revoke visas for all South …
US-South Sudan Diplomatic Tensions Escalate Over Visa Issues Read More
A Kenyan court has approved a lawsuit against Meta regarding its role in inciting violence during Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict. Plaintiffs claim Facebook’s algorithms contributed to violence by amplifying hate speech. …
Kenyan Court Permits Lawsuit Against Meta Over Role in Tigray Conflict Read More
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed appointed Tadesse Worede as the new head of the interim Tigray administration. Tadesse, a former TPLF commander, faces significant challenges, including rising tensions with Eritrea. …
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Appoints Tadesse Worede as Tigray Leader Read More
Ethiopia’s parliament is set to approve legislation extending interim regional administrations by two years, enhancing powers of the House of People’s Representatives regarding such extensions. This follows precedents in Prime …
Ethiopia’s Parliament to Extend Interim Regional Administrations by Two Years Read More
Eight survivors of the Tigray conflict have accused 12 high-ranking Ethiopian and Eritrean officials of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The Tigray war, ongoing from 2020 to 2022, resulted …
Accusations of War Crimes by Ethiopian and Eritrean Officials in Tigray Conflict Read More
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has recommended a virtual submission of candidates for Tigray’s new interim president due to rising tensions after Getachew Reda’s ouster from the TPLF. Getachew has …
Ethiopia’s Premier Proposes Virtual Voting Amid Tigray Tensions Read More