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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s regime has besieged a mansion in Caracas for a year, containing five opposition members. The group, close to María Corina Machado, faces shortages and deepening isolation. …
One Year of Standoff: Opposition Members Trapped in Venezuelan Embassy Read More
The Sudanese Armed Forces declared victory in recapturing the Republican Palace from the Rapid Support Forces, marking a potential return to order after two years of war. This event is …
Sudan’s Recaptured Palace: A Sign of Hope Amidst Ongoing Conflict Read More
The conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has led to the shutdown of the Heineken-owned Bralima brewery, critically impacting the local economy. Business owners like Adolphe Amani anticipate closures …
Congo Conflict Severely Disrupts Local Economy and Business Operations Read More
Residents of Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali faced destruction and looting after the Syrian ceasefire, with many homes and shops damaged. The Lebanese army has begun securing the area while Hezbollah urges …
Inside Lebanon’s Escalating Border Crisis: Looting and Destruction in Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali Read More
The General Chiwenga Voluntary Supporters Association alleges that mercenaries have been hired to assassinate Vice President Chiwenga amid escalating factionalism in Zanu PF. Christopher Mutsvangwa criticized Chiwenga, while the GCVSA …
Factionalism in Zimbabwe: Claims of Assassination Plot Against VP Chiwenga Read More
The conflict in eastern Congo, driven by Rwandan-backed M23 rebels, has resulted in the closure of Heineken’s Bralima brewery, significantly impacting local businesses and the economy. Prices for essential goods …
Congo Conflict Devastates Local Economy and Business Operations Read More
The conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has culminated in the closure of Heineken’s Bralima brewery, significantly affecting local businesses like Adolphe Amani’s bar. The M23 rebel group’s advances, …
Congo Conflict Leads to Heineken Brewery Closure and Economic Distress Read More
The Zimbabwean government has rejected protest calls from war veteran Blessed Geza, labeling them as delusional. Information Minister Muswere stated law enforcement is ready to prevent any violence. The ruling …
Zimbabwe Government Denounces Protest Threats from Blessed Geza Read More
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has removed Upper Nile governor James Odhok Oyay following escalating clashes with an ethnic militia allied to rival Riek Machar. The government’s actions have prompted …
South Sudan’s President Dismisses Upper Nile Governor Amid Rising Tensions Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro condemned the deportation of over 200 migrants from the U.S. to El Salvador, denouncing it as a “kidnapping”. He asserted that those deported are not criminals …
Venezuelan Leader Critiques U.S. Deportation of Migrants, Calls for Their Return Read More