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Uganda and Tanzania are part of a draft list of 36 countries facing potential new US travel restrictions, following a recent travel ban enacted by the Trump administration due to …
Uganda, Tanzania Among 36 Nations Facing Possible New US Travel Restrictions Read More
President Trump has reinstated a travel ban affecting a dozen countries including Afghanistan and Iran, with implementation set for Monday. The policy includes stricter measures for visitors from other nations. …
Trump Announces Travel Ban Affecting a Dozen Countries Set to Go into Effect Monday Read More
The UK has deemed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for the Sahara as credible and viable, signaling a commitment to help resolve the long-standing conflict. During a signing of a Joint Communiqué …
UK Considers Morocco’s Autonomy Proposal for Sahara as Credible Solution Read MoreThe Democratic Republic of Congo and Liberia have been elected as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council, set to begin their two-year term in January 2026. The DRC received …
Democratic Republic of Congo and Liberia Elected as Non-Permanent Members of UN Security Council Read More
Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has visited Burkina Faso to discuss diplomatic and security cooperation with President Ibrahim Traoré. The visit aims to bolster support for Burkina Faso’s junta government …
Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko Strengthens Ties During Burkina Faso Visit Read More
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko visits Burkina Faso to enhance diplomatic and security cooperation amidst ongoing challenges from extremist groups. The trip aims to show support for Burkina Faso’s transitional …
Senegal’s Prime Minister Sonko Visits Burkina Faso to Strengthen Ties Read More
Hundreds of activists in Mali staged a historic pro-democracy rally, opposing a bill to dissolve political parties. Demonstrators voiced concerns regarding restrictions on political freedoms under the military government. The …
Activists Rally for Democracy in Mali Amid Growing Political Tensions Read More
April 27th marks Freedom Day in South Africa, honoring the first democratic elections in 1994. The nation, though facing economic and political challenges, has seen cautious optimism following the establishment …
South Africa: Commemorating Freedom Day Amid Economic Transition Read More
Chad’s military junta has signed a peace agreement with northern militias over gold mining tensions in the Miski region. All mining permits are canceled, and operations suspended for surveys. Both …
Chad Junta Signs Peace Accord with Militias Over Gold Mining Disputes Read More
This article discusses the pressing need for Nigeria to recalibrate its foreign policy in response to a rapidly changing global landscape. It emphasizes the importance of adapting to new realities …
Nigeria’s Necessity for Foreign Policy Realignment in a Fragmented World Read More