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The ECOWAS delegation is set to return to Liberia on March 23, 2025, to address the leadership crisis in the House of Representatives. Led by Professor Ibrahim Agboola Gambari, the …
ECOWAS Delegation Returns to Liberia for Mediation in Leadership Crisis Read More
The U.S. resumes strikes against the Houthis, labeled as terrorists supported by Iran. President Trump demands Iran stop support, asserting the Houthis will be “completely annihilated.” Houthi Foreign Minister Jamal …
U.S. Resumes Military Strikes Against Houthis Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Ange Mutsinzi and Thierry Manzi believe the Amavubi can achieve victory against Nigeria in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. The team’s current performance places them joint-top in Group C. …
Amavubi Players Express Confidence Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers Against Nigeria Read More
The article outlines the recent escalation of hostilities between Houthi rebels and U.S. forces, highlighting the designation of Houthis as a terrorist organization backed by Iran. It discusses President Trump’s …
Escalating Hostilities: Houthis Declare War on America Amid U.S. Airstrikes Read More
Maqbool Fida Husain’s artwork, “Untitled (Gram Yatra),” sold for a record $13.7 million at a Christie’s auction, surpassing pre-sale estimates and highlighting the rising value of Indian Modern Art. This …
Maqbool Fida Husain’s Artwork Breaks Indian Records, Sells for ₹118 Crore Read More
Archbishop Andrew Nkea Fuanya calls for the Cameroonian government to engage in direct talks with separatist fighters from the English-speaking regions to foster sustainable peace. He emphasizes the need for …
Archbishop Calls for Direct Talks with Separatists to Resolve Cameroon Crisis Read More
Ethiopia’s parliament has implemented a new tax for all workers to cover the funding gap from USAID’s pause. The revenue will support a new Disaster Risk Response Fund, addressing local …
Ethiopia Introduces New Tax Amid USAID Funding Pause Read More
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared that Ethiopia will not pursue war with Eritrea regarding access to the Red Sea, favoring dialogue for resolution. This announcement comes amid rising tensions …
Ethiopian PM Reiterates Resolve for Peace Over Red Sea Access Read More
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced that Ethiopia will not engage in a conflict with Eritrea over sea access. This statement comes amidst concerns from experts about the risk of …
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Rejects War Over Sea Access with Eritrea Read More
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared that Ethiopia will not engage in conflict with Eritrea over sea access. His statement addresses regional concerns about potential war between the two nations. …
Ethiopia’s PM Rejects Conflict with Eritrea Over Sea Access Read More