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Namibia’s president-elect, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has encouraged journalists to investigate claims of Zimbabwe’s Zanu-PF party’s interference in Namibia’s elections, suggesting these allegations are part of a conspiracy against her political party, …
Namibia’s President-Elect Calls for Investigation into Zanu-PF Interference Claims Read More
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement of a simplified visa process for Nigerian nationals has led to public backlash in South Africa, with many citizens demanding his resignation. The government asserts that …
Backlash in South Africa Over New 5-Year Visa Policy for Nigerians Read More
Archbishop Samuel Kleda condemned the state of democracy in Cameroon, stating it exists only nominally. He criticized Elections Cameroon (ELECAM) for its alleged ties to President Biya’s party, echoing calls …
Cameroon Archbishop Critiques Democracy Amid Calls for Electoral Reform Read More
As Ghana approaches its 2024 elections, Liberian journalist John Kamara Taylor has urged local media to prioritize responsible reporting. He warns against the potential chaos that sensationalist journalism can provoke, …
Prioritizing Responsible Reporting: A Call to Ghanaian Media Ahead of 2024 Elections Read More
Janusz Walus, a far-right extremist convicted of murdering South African anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani in 1993, is to be deported to Poland. Following nearly three decades in prison, his parole …
Far-Right Extremist Janusz Walus to Be Deported to Poland After Release Read More
Argentina’s Supreme Court has ordered former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to face trial for her alleged role in the 1994 Iran memorandum linked to the AMIA bombing, following the …
Argentina’s Supreme Court Orders Trial for Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in AMIA Case Read More
In November, the Americas witnessed severe challenges to freedom of expression, particularly in the U.S. with the passage of H.R. 9495 which jeopardizes nonprofit statuses. Bolivia reported a worrying increase …
November Highlights: Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Americas Read More
Protests across West Africa are often met with violent suppression from security forces, leading to numerous deaths and injuries among demonstrators. Amnesty International emphasizes that such violence reflects state weakness …
Violence Against Protesters in West Africa: A Reflection of State Weakness Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has ordered Venezuela to preserve the vote tallies from the July 28 presidential election amid allegations of fraud. While the National Electoral Council declared Nicolás …
UN Directs Venezuela to Preserve Election Vote Tallies Amid Fraud Allegations Read More
The Southern African Bishops have called for Mozambican authorities to resolve grievances stemming from the October 9 elections, which saw widespread unrest and violence. They urged respect for the people’s …
Southern African Bishops Urge Action on Mozambique’s Election Grievances Read More