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Nigerian President Bola Tinubu suspended Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and declared an emergency following a pipeline explosion. Citing the governor’s inaction on vandalism, Tinubu criticized the ongoing crisis’s impact …
Nigeria Suspends Oil-State Governor and Declares Emergency Rule Read More
Following Trump’s call to impeach Judge Boasberg, El Salvador’s Bukele remarked that the U.S. faces a “judicial coup.” Trump criticized the judge’s authority in deportation cases, especially regarding Venezuelan nationals. …
El Salvador’s Bukele Reacts to Trump’s Impeachment Call: Judicial Coup? Read More
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has declared a six-month emergency in Rivers State, suspending the governor and lawmakers due to political tensions and pipeline vandalism. The crisis stems from conflicts between …
Emergency Rule Declared in Rivers State as Nigerian Governor is Suspended Read More
President Bola Tinubu has declared a six-month state of emergency in Rivers State due to escalating political upheaval. The state governor, his deputy, and elected assembly members have been suspended. …
Overview of Emergency Rule in Nigeria since 1999 Read More
Peru’s President Dina Boluarte declared a 30-day state of emergency in Lima and Callao following the murder of singer Paul Flores. The measure suspends constitutional rights to combat crime. Boluarte …
Peru Declares State of Emergency After Murder of Cumbia Singer Paul Flores Read More
The Centre for Democratic Movement has condemned the mass dismissals of Ghanaian workers by President Mahama, labeling it a reckless abuse of executive power. They express concern over the silence …
Call to Action: CSOs and Labour Unions Must Oppose Mahama’s Worker Dismissals Read More
The Court of Auditors in Senegal has reported significant financial mismanagement under former President Macky Sall, potentially leading to legal charges against him. Government spokesman Moustapha Sarre indicated that Sall …
Senegal’s Former President Macky Sall Faces Potential Legal Charges Read More
Moussa al-Megarief, Libya’s education minister, has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison and fined 1,000 dinars for mismanaging a textbook shortage that occurred in the 2021 …
Libya Education Minister Sentenced in Textbook Scandal Read More
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo was hospitalized after starting a hunger strike against his rebellion trial, which seeks a 34-year prison sentence. Detained since December 2022, he claims his trial …
Peru’s Former President Castillo Hospitalized After Hunger Strike Begins Read More
Pedro Castillo, the former President of Peru, ends a four-day hunger strike protesting his trial over charges of rebellion. He is detained since December 2022 after attempting to dissolve Congress. …
Former President Pedro Castillo Ends Hunger Strike Amid Legal Turmoil in Peru Read More