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The DRC is rife with leadership failures and ethnic division, echoing a narrative of sadness as expressed by PLO Lumumba and highlighted in the actions of current politicians. Despite Kwame …
Leadership and Ethnicity: The Troubled Future of the Democratic Republic of Congo Read More
A boat accident on Nigeria’s River Niger has left at least 54 dead and many missing after capsizing. Over 200 passengers were reportedly on board, with 24 rescued and divers …
Tragic Boat Accident in Nigeria: Over 50 Confirmed Dead and Many Missing Read More
The Senegalese government has claimed a significant victory in the legislative elections, with Pastef securing a large majority. This success empowers President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to pursue his radical reform …
Senegalese Government Claims Significant Victory in Legislative Elections Read More
Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination by Trump for the director of national intelligence faces scrutiny over her past views on Syria and criticism of U.S. foreign policy. Concerns among national …
Gabbard’s DNI Nomination Sparks Controversy Over Syria and Russia Views Read More
Zimbabwe’s parliament experienced a power cut during Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s budget speech, reflecting the country’s energy crisis. The blackout, attributed to a lightning strike, impacted top officials in attendance. …
Power Outage Disrupts Zimbabwean Parliament During Budget Address Read More
Prince Yormie Johnson, a notorious Liberian warlord turned senator, has died at 72. Gaining infamy for his actions during the civil wars and a shocking 1990 video of him during …
Prince Johnson, Infamous Liberian Warlord and Senator, Dies at 72 Read More
The civil war in Sudan has displaced millions of children, presenting a grave humanitarian crisis. Orphaned and hopeful Mahmoud reflects the resilience of these children as they navigate survival amid …
Sudan’s Civil War: The Plight of Displaced Children and Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Uruguay exemplifies a model of civil and transparent governance, contrasting starkly with the polarizing politics of Brazil and the USA. With a history of alternating center-right and center-left leadership, it …
Lessons from Uruguay: A Model for Civil Governance and Democracy Read More
At COP29 in Baku, AOSIS dramatically walked out of climate talks due to frustrations over insufficient financial commitments from developed nations for climate action. The event highlighted the vulnerability of …
AOSIS Walkout at COP29 Highlights Urgent Climate Financing Needs Read More
The COP29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, faces challenges, including a potential U.S. withdrawal under Trump. The event, aimed at addressing climate change, has drawn criticism for Azerbaijan’s role and lacks …
Trump’s Withdrawal from Climate Agreements: A Threat to Global Cooperation Read More