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President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan has canceled his trip to Indonesia, where he was to attend the Asia-African leaders conference, due to obligations regarding post-election activities. Al-Bashir, wanted by …
Sudan President Omar al-Bashir Cancels Trip to Indonesia Amid ICC Warrant Read More
Issa Kaou N’Djim, a prominent opposition figure in Mali, has been arrested for criticizing the Burkina Faso junta, facing charges of insulting a foreign head of state. This incident follows …
Issa Kaou N’Djim Arrested in Mali for Criticizing Burkina Faso Junta Read More
As MONUSCO prepares to withdraw from the eastern DRC by the end of 2024, the security situation remains volatile with various armed groups like M23 and ADF active, prompting mixed …
Current Status of UN and Regional Interventions in Eastern DRC: Insights from Pascal Kambale Read More
Agroforestry systems are critical for sustainable cocoa farming in West Africa due to climate change-induced challenges such as drought. A study from the University of Göttingen highlights the importance of …
Building Climate Resilience in Cocoa Farming through Leaf Phenology Read More
A study by scientists from the University of Göttingen reveals the vital role of leaf phenology in shade trees for enhancing the climate resilience of cocoa farming in West Africa. …
Enhancing Cocoa Farming Resilience in West Africa Through Shade Tree Selection Read More
The DRC is grappling with the complexities surrounding the potential withdrawal of UN peacekeepers amidst ongoing violence from armed groups, notably the Rwandan-backed M23. Despite the government’s push for stability …
DR Congo’s Struggle with UN Peacekeepers Amidst Resource Conflict Read More
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution aimed at replacing decades of dynastic rule, with an estimated 860,000 voters participating amid fears of official propaganda and voter turnout scrutiny. …
Gabon Votes on New Constitution Marking a Potential Shift in Governance Read MoreRussia has sent around 200 troops to Equatorial Guinea to protect President Teodoro Obiang. This move is part of a larger strategy by Moscow to enhance its foothold in Africa …
Russia Deploys Troops to Equatorial Guinea to Support President Obiang Read MoreLiberia is reinforcing its border with Guinea due to concerns over LURD rebel recruitment efforts in Liberia. AFL troops have been deployed to Voinjama and are preparing for joint patrols …
Liberia Strengthens Border Security Amid Rebel Recruitment Concerns with Guinea Read More
The Nigerian government has dismissed employees with degrees from universities in Benin Republic, according to activist Shehu Sani. This action follows prior controversies surrounding fake certifications from these institutions. Sani …
Nigerian Government Terminates Employment of Workers with Benin Republic Degrees Read More