Government
Guelleh Joins Biya, Ouattara in the Race to Die in Office
Djibouti’s president, Ismail Omar Guelleh, who has ruled since 1999, is set to run for a sixth term next year,...
Tanzania’s Protest Fallout: Opposition Leader Nabbed as Police Hunt Others
Tanzanian authorities have launched a sweeping political crackdown, arresting a senior opposition leader and declaring a manhunt for nine others,...
Placards in Kano, Mass Graves in Benue: Nigeria’s Broken Conscience on Display
As thousands marched in Kano on Saturday, their fury laser-focused on the perceived neo-colonialism of a U.S. president, a more...
U.S. Pushes Europe to Seize Russian Billions for Ukraine War
The U.S. pushes Europe to seize Russian billions for the Ukraine war, signaling one of the boldest Western moves since...
Inside the Cover-Up: How Washington Protected Israel in Gaza
When intelligence from U.S. agencies showed that Israeli military lawyers had warned about possible war crimes in Gaza, Washington didn’t...
Xi’s Message to Biya Shows How China Woos Africa for Power
When Chinese President Xi Jinping sent his congratulatory message to Cameroon’s long-time leader Paul Biya after his re-election, it wasn’t...
Zohran Mamdani Becomes Syria’s ‘Brother-in-Law’ After NYC Win
The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s next mayor has stirred emotions far beyond America, for many Syrians,...
Sammy Daniel, Brother to Actress Regina Daniels, Remanded in Prison
Sammy Daniel, the brother of prominent Nigerian actress Regina Daniels, has been remanded in Keffi prison following a controversial court...
Anambra Government Declares Friday Work-Free Ahead of Governorship Election
The Anambra State Government has declared Friday a work-free day for all civil servants, a move designed to enable full...
After Repeated Criticism, Peru’s Congress Votes to Declare Mexican President ‘Persona Non Grata’
Peru's Congress has escalated a bitter diplomatic feud by voting to declare Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum persona non grata, formally...
Protesting ‘Ghosts’: Taraba Workers Deemed Non-Existent Demand Unpaid Salaries
Tension flared in the Taraba State capital on Thursday as civil servants officially classified as "ghost workers" staged a public...
Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial Labelled a “Travesty” by International Rights Watchdog
The American Veterans of Igbo Descent (AVID), an association of U.S. military veterans, has condemned the ongoing trial of Indigenous...
Inside the Plan: Washington Eyes Damascus Airbase for New Operation
Washington is quietly setting up a military presence at a Damascus airbase, signaling a deeper push by the U.S. into...
America’s New Cold War: Trump Targets Central Asia’s Critical Minerals
The United States is turning its attention to Central Asia in what many observers describe as a quiet return to...
China Backs Nigeria, Warns U.S. to Stay Out of Its Affairs
China has declared strong support for Nigeria’s internal security efforts and sent a sharp message to Washington to stay away...
