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Africa in Focus: A Week of Significant Developments In a week marked by significant developments across the African continent, several […]
Africa in Focus: A Week of Significant Developments In a week marked by significant developments across the African continent, several […]
Namibia Honors Victims of Colonial-Era Genocide with First National Commemoration In a significant step towards healing and reconciliation, Namibia is
Uganda’s Parliament Passes Bill Allowing Military Trials of Civilians, Sparking Human Rights Concerns In a move that has raised alarm
Journalist’s Arrest Sparks Outrage in Central African Republic In a move that has sent shockwaves through the media community, journalist
African Leaders Take Center Stage in Global Diplomacy and Human Rights In a significant display of diplomatic efforts, African leaders
A Delicate Dance: Ramaphosa and Trump Set to Meet Amid Rising Tensions In a highly anticipated meeting, South African President
South Sudan on the Brink: UN Urged to Renew Arms Embargo Amid Escalating Violence The situation in South Sudan is
EU Urged to Adopt Bold Strategy to Address Human Rights Crisis in Sahel Region The Sahel region, spanning across several
African News Roundup: LGBTQ+ Rights, Conflict, and Press Freedom Under Siege In a tumultuous week for Africa, several countries faced
Breaking News: Mali Shuts Down French-Language News Channel TV5 Monde In a shocking move, the Malian government has revoked the
Urgent Human Rights Concerns Raised Over Deportation of Venezuelan Immigrants In a shocking move, the United Nations human rights office
Zimbabwe is set to host an Extraordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government
Ahead of a major opposition march scheduled for 7 November in Maputo, Amnesty International has called on Mozambique’s Frelimo-led government
Misinformation continues to pose a significant threat to democracy, especially during election cycles. Studies reveal that about 73% of Americans
A Nigerian court has released 119 individuals, including several minors, following dropped charges related to anti-government protests against economic hardship
Three more protestors were killed by police on Saturday, bringing the death toll to 13 since election-related demonstrations erupted across
Violent Attack on Journalists in Ghana Sparks International Condemnation A disturbing incident of violence against journalists has shaken the media
Sudan’s Civilians in Dire Need of Protection as Conflict Escalates The United Nations and African Union member states are being
Young Women in Uganda Take a Stand Against Corruption Kampala, Uganda – In a bold move, young women in Uganda
Nobel Prize for New Institutional Economics Sparks Debate Over Colonialism and Property Rights Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The recent awarding