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The Zimbabwe senior women’s rugby team, the Lady Sables, has announced a provisional squad for the Rugby Africa Division One Women’s Tournament taking place in Ivory Coast from April 9 …
Zimbabwe’s Lady Sables Prepare for Rugby Africa Division One Tournament Read More
Joaquim Sive, general commander of the Mozambican police, asserted that law enforcement should rely on dialogue over violence in responding to protests. His comments come amid heightened public unrest, initially …
Mozambique Police Commander’s Call for Non-Violent Protest Management Read More
The National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons has partnered with the National Park Service to combat banditry and criminal activities in Nigeria. The collaboration, led …
Partnership Between NPS and Centre Aims to Combat Banditry in Nigeria Read More
The UAE and Denmark have signed a cooperation agreement focused on sustainable agriculture and food systems during Sheikh Abdullah’s visit to Denmark, emphasizing enhanced bilateral cooperation in health, renewable energy, …
UAE and Denmark Establish Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture Read More
Minister Robeson Benn warned that any individual appointed by Venezuela to govern Essequibo will be charged with treason. He identified the presence of Venezuelan “sleepers” in Guyana and affirmed that …
Minister Benn Warns of Treason Charges for Venezuelan Appointees in Essequibo Read More
Sudiksha Konanki, an Indian student from Loudoun County, Virginia, has been reported missing in the Dominican Republic. Authorities believe she may have drowned while swimming near her resort early on …
Missing Indian Student in Dominican Republic Likely Drowned: Police Update Read More
President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan welcomed Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in Abu Dhabi. The leaders discussed cooperation to advance development and stability in Somalia. They …
UAE President Receives Somali Counterpart to Strengthen Cooperation Read More
The inaugural Oliver F. Clarke Memorial Lecture is set for March 26, focusing on civilian oversight of law enforcement. The event will be live-streamed and aims to foster collaboration for …
Inaugural Oliver Clarke Memorial Lecture to Promote Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement Read More
Judicial magistrates in Mozambique, led by AMJ president Esmeraldo Matavele, will propose a law for financial independence of the courts to resolve systemic issues. The law aims to address salaries, …
Mozambique’s Judicial Leaders Propose Law for Financial Independence of Courts Read More
Mozambican Minister of Justice Mateus Saize condemned the use of live ammunition by police against protesters, calling it abnormal. Over 300 deaths occurred during recent demonstrations linked to electoral fraud, …
Mozambique Justice Minister Critiques Use of Live Ammunition Against Protesters Read More