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The U.S. has welcomed a deal between Britain and Mauritius for the Chagos Islands, allowing the islands to return to Mauritius while maintaining military access to Diego Garcia. Mauritius Prime …
U.S. Applauds Historic Chagos Islands Agreement; Mauritius Cites Decolonization Win Read More
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, denied that Tehran uses proxy groups in the region and threatened the U.S. with retaliation if they interfere. This statement follows U.S. President Trump’s remarks …
Khamenei Issues Stark Warning to U.S. Amidst Yemen Conflict Read More
The Elandsfontein phosphate mine in South Africa is facing a lawsuit from the WWF regarding environmental concerns. The lawsuit challenges the Environment Minister’s rejection of appeals against an offset exemption …
Environmental Lawsuit Challenges South African Elandsfontein Phosphate Mine Read More
The IMF has reported that Lebanon’s economy is severely depressed due to recent conflicts and ongoing financial turmoil, with exceptionally high poverty and unemployment rates. Although some stabilization measures have …
Lebanon’s Economy Faces Severe Challenges, According to IMF Report Read More
Kenya’s private security industry is being transformed by a new guard-hailing app that connects guards directly with clients, eliminating traditional firms and ensuring fair wages. Developed by Fazul Mahamed, the …
Revolutionizing Kenya’s Private Security Industry: The Guard-Hailing App Read More
The Namibian government, through Finance Minister Iipumbu Shiimi, has introduced a bill that aims to establish a specialized court for resolving procurement-related disputes. This move, part of the Public Procurement …
Namibia Proposes Procurement Court to Streamline Dispute Resolution Read More
A London court is set to determine BHP Group’s liability for Brazil’s worst environmental disaster, where a dam collapse killed 19 and polluted waterways. The ruling could involve a claim …
BHP Group to Face Liability Determination in Brazil’s Environmental Catastrophe Read More
This article discusses several pressing issues in Zimbabwe, including the arrest of journalist Blessed Mhlanga, the depreciation of the ZiG currency amid inflation, significant job losses following U.S. aid cuts …
Zimbabwe Roundup: Arrests, Economic Decline, and Human-Crocodile Conflicts Read More
MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora reacted strongly to the High Court’s ruling to nullify the party’s 2022 congress, claiming Zanu PF orchestrated the decision to silence opposition to Mnangagwa’s 2030 agenda. …
Mwonzora Criticizes High Court Ruling and Defends MDC-T’s Position Against 2030 Agenda Read More
The High Court of Uganda has ordered KCCA to rename streets that honor colonial figures, emphasizing names that reflect Uganda’s cultural heritage and unity. This decision follows a petition from …
High Court Directs Decolonization of Uganda’s Public Spaces Read More