Madagascar protests escalate over corruption and shortages
Mass protests have been ongoing in Madagascar, sparked by chronic power cuts, water shortages, and allegations of corruption. The demonstrations, […]
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Cameroon press freedom under threat as election approaches
Cameroon’s Press Freedom Situation Raises Concerns Ahead of Presidential Election As Cameroon prepares for its presidential election on October 12,
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Gaza activists return home to heroes welcome
South African activists who participated in the Gaza Flotilla have returned home, receiving a warm welcome at OR Tambo International
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Liberia corruption threatens economic growth
Liberia’s Progress Threatened by Corruption, Says Senator Konneh Liberia has made significant progress in securing eligibility for a second Millennium
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Zimbabwean Exemption Permit extended until 2027
South Africa has extended the validity of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) until May 28, 2027, as announced by Home
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Africa conflicts demand proactive approach
The United Nations’ Special Representative to the African Union, Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, has emphasized that conflicts in Africa cannot be resolved
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Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Resumes Senate Duty
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, has resumed her duties at the National Assembly, marking the end of her six-month
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Whistleblowers face severe retaliation in South Africa
South Africa’s history of corruption dates back to the days of Willem Adriaan van der Stel, who ran a corrupt
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Kenya Abduction Silence Sparks Criticism Abroad
Kenya’s government is facing criticism for its silence over the abduction of its nationals in foreign countries. The latest case
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Budget consultations urge increased healthcare education spending
The Zimbabwean government has embarked on a nationwide consultation process to gather citizens’ input on the 2026 National Budget. The