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Former President Seretse Ian Khama has returned to Botswana after three years in exile, coinciding with the dismissal of all charges against him. His homecoming has underscored divisions within the …
Seretse Ian Khama’s Return from Exile Marks New Chapter in Botswana’s Politics Read More
A football match in N’Zerekore, Guinea, resulted in stampedes that claimed 56 lives due to violent protests against refereeing decisions. Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah condemned the unrest and called …
Tragic Stampedes Claim 56 Lives at Guinea Football Match in N’Zerekore Read More
Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, the newly elected WHO regional director for Africa, died in India while receiving medical treatment. He was 55 and previously served in multiple health-related government roles in …
WHO Africa Director-Elect Dr. Faustine Ndugulile Passes Away at 55 Read More
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
Ghana’s parliament risks an unprecedented government shutdown if a provisional budget is not passed before the December 7 elections. The political deadlock and lack of consensus threaten governmental functions, while …
Ghana Faces Government Shutdown Risk Amid Election Budget Stalemate Read More
Ghana’s parliament risks failing to approve a provisional budget before the December 7 elections, potentially leading to a government shutdown early next year. Ongoing disputes over parliamentary majority control have …
Ghana Faces Potential Government Shutdown If Provisional Budget Is Not Approved Before Elections Read More
South Sudan’s elections have been postponed to December 2026, raising concerns about the transition to a democratic state. Key leaders appear uninterested in expediting the electoral process for self-preservation, leading …
South Sudan’s Political Landscape: Postponement of Elections and Future Implications Read More
Mali’s junta has cut the signal of Joliba TV News after it aired criticism of Burkina Faso’s military leadership made by politician Issa Kaou N’Djim. This action is part of …
Mali Junta Suspends Joliba TV Signal Following Critical Broadcast Read More
Maxim Shugalei, a prominent Russian operative known for promoting Russian interests in Africa, was recently arrested in Chad along with two colleagues and subsequently sent back to Russia. With a …
Maxim Shugalei: Russia’s Influence Strategist Detained in Chad Read More
Gabon is voting on a new constitution aimed at establishing presidential term limits and preventing dynastic succession following last year’s military coup that ousted President Ali Bongo Ondimba. Approximately 860,000 …
Gabon Votes in Referendum for New Constitution Post-Military Coup Read More