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South Sudan has suspended access to social media for at least 30 days following violent riots sparked by videos of alleged killings of South Sudanese in Sudan. The suspension aims …
South Sudan Suspends Social Media Amid Rising Violence Related to Sudan Read More
Daniel Chapo was sworn in as president of Mozambique amid significant protests over the disputed election results. More than 300 have died in clashes with security forces since the election, …
Daniel Chapo Sworn in as President Amid Ongoing Unrest in Mozambique Read More
President Biden’s administration has renewed Temporary Protected Status for 900,000 immigrants from Venezuela, El Salvador, Ukraine, and Sudan, providing them with a deportation reprieve and work permits for an additional …
Biden Administration Extends Deportation Relief for 900,000 Immigrants Read More
Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for a third term as Venezuela’s President despite a disputed election and international calls for his resignation. His tenure has been characterized by a severe …
Venezuela’s Maduro Sworn in for Third Term Amid Controversy Read More
Mayotte residents are urged to prepare for the impending Storm Dikeledi, following recent cyclone devastation. A pre-alert has been issued, predicting high winds and heavy rainfall. With last year’s cyclone …
Mayotte Residents Prepare for New Tropical Storm Dikeledi After Recent Cyclone Damage Read More
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek Saab announced that 146 additional protesters arrested after the disputed July elections will be released, bringing the total to 1,515. This marks the sixth commitment to …
Venezuela to Release 146 More Protesters Amid Ongoing Political Turmoil Read More
M23 rebels, supported by Rwanda, have captured the strategic town of Masisi near Goma, escalating conflict in eastern Congo. Accusations of Rwandan military support exacerbate tensions, as the area faces …
M23 Rebels Capture Key Town Masisi in Eastern Congo, Heightening Tensions Read More
The Argentine diplomatic residence in Caracas, sheltering five Venezuelan opposition members, has been deemed a “prison” by adviser Magalli Meda due to prolonged power outages. These members seek refuge from …
Venezuelan Opposition Describes Argentine Residence as a ‘Prison’ Amidst Political Turmoil Read More
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan met separately with Somali and Ethiopian leaders to discuss the Somaliland dispute. The intent was to strengthen bilateral relations and facilitate further negotiations, following a canceled …
Erdogan Engages Somali and Ethiopian Leaders to Address Somaliland Dispute Read More
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud is set to meet with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Ankara for crucial talks mediated by Turkey. This meeting follows tensions surrounding plans for …
Somalia’s President Travel to Turkey for Crucial Talks with Ethiopia Read More