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This article critiques the current state of political discourse in The Gambia, which is marked by personal attacks and lack of constructive debate. It highlights the necessity for a focus …
Misguided and Toxic Political Discourse in The Gambia Read More
Iraq’s Parliament is poised to vote on the federal budget shortly, with no new public sector appointments or wage increases included. The PMF law may return to the agenda next …
Iraq Parliament to Vote on Federal Budget and PMF Law Amid Political Pressures Read More
The suspension of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan following her allegations against Senate President Godswill Akpabio has highlighted the ongoing challenges of sexism in Nigeria’s political system. Women’s representation remains critically low, …
Sexism in Nigerian Senate: A Barrier to Women’s Rights Read More
Renamo dissidents demand the resignation of leader Ossufo Momade, criticizing his leadership following poor election results. Protests are escalating across Mozambique, led by former guerrillas who feel betrayed and ignored. …
Renamo Dissidents Intensify Protests Demanding Ossufo Momade’s Resignation Read More
President Patrice Talon of Benin has ruled out seeking a third term, emphasizing adherence to constitutional limits. He expressed concern over the security situation with neighboring Niger and Burkina Faso …
Benin’s President Talon Affirms No Third Term Amid Succession Concerns Read More
Sarah Adwoa Safo, former MP, asserts she has no regrets about abstaining from the E-Levy vote, stating it was a principled decision motivated by the concerns of her constituents. She …
Adwoa Safo Reflects on E-Levy Vote Abstention with No Regrets Read More
Minister Lovemore Matuke warns war veterans against planned protests, claiming readiness to respond. The ZNLWVA plans to protest due to accountability concerns linked to economic issues. Internal divisions within Zanu …
Zimbabwe’s State Security Minister Warns Against Upcoming Protests Read More
The Burundian election commission’s recent decision has barred opposition candidates from the June elections, notably targeting the National Freedom Council amid ongoing human rights concerns. Agathon Rwasa, a key opposition …
Burundi Excludes Opposition Candidates in Preparation for June Elections Read More
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia has called for a special election on labor and health reforms amidst challenges from centrist and right-wing politicians. He accused Congress members of exploiting citizens …
Gustavo Petro Urges Support for Special Election on Critical Reforms in Colombia Read More
Colombian President Gustavo Petro calls for a special election to advance health and labor reforms, criticizing resistance from centrist and right-wing politicians. He aims to energize supporters and hold legislators …
Colombia’s President Advocates for Special Election on Labor and Health Reforms Read More