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Suriname has lodged a formal protest against Guyana following reports of infrastructural developments in a disputed border region, specifically targeting initiatives in the Tigri area. Suriname’s Foreign Minister Albert Ramdin …
Suriname Protests Guyana’s Actions in Disputed Tigri Area 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
The political environment in Uganda and Zimbabwe is increasingly oppressive, with government crackdowns on opposition actors amidst severe human rights abuses. Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act has triggered global backlash, while Zimbabwe …
Government Crackdowns and Human Rights Abuses in Uganda and Zimbabwe Read More
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu ordered the release of minors charged with treason during August protests against the high cost of living. Information Minister Mohammed Idris confirmed that charges against these …
Nigerian President Orders Release of Minors Detained During Protests Read More
President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan has canceled his trip to Indonesia, where he was to attend the Asia-African leaders conference, due to obligations regarding post-election activities. Al-Bashir, wanted by …
Sudan President Omar al-Bashir Cancels Trip to Indonesia Amid ICC Warrant Read More
Venezuela denies besieging Argentina’s Embassy in Caracas amid accusations of harassment from President Javier Milei’s government over opposition figures seeking asylum. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello criticizes Milei and calls Machado …
Venezuela Denies Allegations of Harassment Against Argentine Embassy in Caracas Read More
Foreign ministers from the DRC and Rwanda met to stress the importance of a respected ceasefire in eastern DRC, following a ceasefire established in August with mediation from Angola. The …
DR Congo and Rwanda Reinforce Commitment to Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Prince Yormie Johnson, a notorious Liberian warlord turned senator, has died at 72. Gaining infamy for his actions during the civil wars and a shocking 1990 video of him during …
Prince Johnson, Infamous Liberian Warlord and Senator, Dies at 72 Read More
The Supreme Court of Equatorial Guinea has acquitted Baltasar Engonga of all charges related to a sex scandal, citing lack of evidence and confirming that all parties were consenting adults. …
Supreme Court Acquits Baltasar Engonga In Equatorial Guinea Sex Scandal Read More
Iraq’s Ministry of Communications has blocked access to IMDb since November 26, 2023, citing concerns over “immoral content.” As a significant entertainment resource, IMDb serves millions globally. The ban reflects …
Iraq Blocks IMDb Access Citing Concerns Over ‘Immoral Content’ Read More