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The Nigeria Labour Congress condemned Ebonyi State Governor Francis Nwifuru’s threat to dismiss striking workers protesting the non-implementation of the N70,000 minimum wage. NLC President Joe Ajaero denounced these threats …
NLC Denounces Ebonyi Governor’s Threats Against Striking Workers Read More
Tanzania has made notable strides in stabilizing its southern regions, evidenced by government initiatives, including presidential visits and the re-opening of border crossings with Mozambique. Despite these efforts, lingering socio-economic …
Tanzania’s Journey Towards Stability in Its Southern Regions Amid Regional Tensions Read More
Bangladesh demands an investigation after protests breach its consulate in Agartala, and Germany supports Georgia’s EU membership amid domestic turmoil. Meanwhile, India’s NIA charges two for illegal explosives transportation in …
Bangladesh Demands Inquiry into Protest Breach; Updates from Georgia and India Read More
Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani has announced preparations for an inclusive political dialogue during his speech on the 64th independence anniversary. He plans to consult with various political parties in …
Mauritania’s President Initiates Preparations for Inclusive Political Dialogue Read More
On December 2, 2024, small island states urged the International Court of Justice to examine state obligations regarding climate change beyond existing treaties. Vanuatu’s emissaries highlighted violations of international law …
Small Island States Urge ICJ for Broader Climate Change Justice Read More
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
On December 2, 2024, nations affected by climate change asked the International Court of Justice to consider obligations of major emitters beyond climate treaties. Vanuatu’s Ralph Regenvanu emphasized breaches of …
Small Island States Urge ICJ for Comprehensive Climate Justice Read More
Vanuatu opened historic hearings at the International Court of Justice, emphasizing that the future of the planet is at risk. More than 100 nations and organizations will argue for a …
ICJ Hearings Begin: A Crucial Opportunity for Climate Change Accountability 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
The ICJ commenced unprecedented hearings on climate obligations involving over 100 countries, primarily focusing on how nations should reduce emissions and support vulnerable regions. Activists see potential for significant legal …
Landmark Climate Change Hearings Initiated at the ICJ Amid Global Concerns Read More