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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has stated he will not attend the G20 summit in Johannesburg, criticizing South Africa’s support for DEI and climate change initiatives. His decision follows growing …
Marco Rubio Declines G20 Attendance Over South Africa’s DEI and Climate Policies Read More
South Sudan’s Churches have launched a booklet on nonviolence, aimed at encouraging community engagement and hope for transformation. Produced by the South Sudan Council of Churches in collaboration with PAX, …
South Sudan’s Churches Unveil Booklet on Nonviolence to Inspire Hope and Action Read More
The South Sudan Council of Churches, together with PAX, has released a booklet titled ‘Active Non-Violence’ to address local violence. Led by Rev. Tut Kony Nyang, the initiative promotes nonviolence …
South Sudan Churches Launch ‘Active Non-Violence’ Initiative to Promote Peace Read More
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa denied U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims that the country is confiscating land from White farmers. He emphasized South Africa’s adherence to constitutional democracy and expressed …
South Africa Refutes Trump’s Claims of Land Confiscation Amid Aid Threats Read More
South Sudan has revoked its ban on Facebook and TikTok after violent protests were ignited by graphic videos of alleged killings in Sudan. The National Communications Authority confirmed the removal …
South Sudan Lifts Suspension of Facebook and TikTok Amid Ongoing Violence Read More
South Sudan has blocked social media platforms indefinitely to control unrest-related information. The CPJ criticized this action, calling it excessive censorship detrimental to journalism. Journalists are using VPNs to report …
South Sudan’s Social Media Blockade Raises Press Freedom Concerns Read More
On January 22, 2025, South Sudan’s NCA issued a directive banning social media platforms for at least 30 days, citing national mourning after a massacre. This decision raises serious concerns …
Social Media Ban Threatens Democracy and Civil Liberties in South Sudan Read More
The South Sudanese government has enforced a temporary ban on social media to prevent the circulation of violent content, particularly following unrest affecting citizens abroad. This 30-day restriction has faced …
South Sudan Government Implements Temporary Social Media Ban Read More
Morocco’s opposition is urging King Mohammed VI to pardon former Human Rights Minister Mohamed Ziane, who is imprisoned on charges viewed as politically motivated. Rights groups criticize his trial as …
Morocco’s Opposition Advocates for Release of Former Human Rights Minister Ziane Read More
On the second anniversary of the January 8th coup attempt, the Brazilian Workers Party’s commemorative event revealed ongoing political cowardice and reactionary alignment with military forces. Lula sought to legitimize …
Brazil’s Second Anniversary of Coup Attempt: Workers Party’s Reactionary Stance and Military Conciliation Read More