Nigeria Seeks Chinese Loan for Power Grid
Nigeria Seeks $2 Billion Chinese Loan for Critical Power Grid Overhaul In a major move to address its longstanding electricity crisis, the Nigerian government is negotiating a substantial $2 billion…
Deportees Sue Ghana Government
Deportees Sue Ghana Government Over Military Detention Following US “Third Country” Deportation Pact Eleven individuals deported from the United States have filed a lawsuit against the Ghanaian government, alleging they…
Kenyans Abducted in Uganda
Kenya’s Silence on Abducted Nationals Abroad Sparks Accusations of Complicity The Kenyan government faces mounting criticism over its muted response to the abduction of its citizens in foreign countries, with…
Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death for Facebook Posts
Tunisian Man Sentenced to Death for Facebook Posts in Unprecedented Free Speech Case A Tunisian court has handed down the country’s first death sentence for online speech, convicting a 51-year-old…
Zimbabwe’s Education System in Crisis
Zimbabwe’s Education System in Crisis as 1,200 Teachers Leave Monthly Zimbabwe’s education sector is facing an unprecedented crisis with approximately 1,200 teachers leaving the profession every month, according to alarming…
Eight-Year-Old Charged With Murder
Eight-Year-Old Charged With Murder in Cousin’s Shooting Death, Raising Legal and Ethical Questions A quiet village in the Eastern Cape has been plunged into grief and a complex legal morass…
A Rejection Of “Selective Justice”
Sahel States Exit International Criminal Court in Unified Rejection of “Selective Justice” In a bold move that challenges the global international justice system, the three nations of the Alliance of…
From Bean to Brilliance
From Bean to Brilliance: Inspire Africa Launches Value-Added Coffee Products for Global Markets In a significant boost to Uganda’s agricultural sector and export economy, Inspire Africa has officially rolled out…
President Describes Difficult Chapter
Akufo-Addo Describes Ghana’s Debt Restructuring as His Presidency’s “Darkest Hour” BRUSSELS – Former President Nana Akufo-Addo has broken his silence on Ghana’s controversial debt restructuring program, describing it as “one…
Kenyans Win Paternity Case Against British Soldiers
Kenyan Paternity Breakthrough: Seven Win Historic Case Against British Soldiers Using DNA Technology LONDON – In a landmark legal decision that could reshape military accountability and cross-border family law, seven…