Politics
Guinea-Bissau has been thrown into fresh turmoil after soldiers announced they had taken control, but regional leaders and analysts suspect the takeover may have been staged. Conflicting accounts from the military and President Embaló have raised questions about whether the incident was a real coup or a political manoeuvre in a nation long shaped by instability and drug trafficking.
View More Behind Guinea-Bissau’s Turmoil: Coup or Carefully Staged ‘Sham’?
President Trump announced plans to pause migration from “Third World Countries” after a fatal DC shooting linked to an Afghan national, unveiling new measures to tighten immigration rules and review noncitizen benefits.
View More Trump Announces Plan to ‘Permanently Pause Migration’ From “Third World Countries” After DC Shooting Incident
Nicki Minaj has backed President Donald Trump’s claim that Christians are being persecuted in Nigeria, citing attacks on churches and religious communities. However, analysts and Nigerian officials argue that extremist violence affects both Christians and Muslims, with recent incidents in Kwara, Kebbi, and Borno highlighting the broader insecurity across the country. President Bola Tinubu has called for urgent action as tensions rise.
View More Nicki Minaj Backs Trump’s Claim on Christian Persecution in Nigeria Amid Complex Security Crisis
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) finds itself at a critical juncture as President Félix Tshisekedi seeks to navigate escalating challenges posed by the M23…
View More Broad-Based Government: Tshisekedi’s Strategy Against M23
omalia’s recent reforms have resulted in the release of €10 million ($10.7 million) in European Union (EU) budgetary support, signaling international recognition of the country’s…
View More EU Releases $10.7M to Somalia After Governance Reforms
Rwanda has reportedly demanded $63 million from the United Kingdom following the collapse of a controversial asylum agreement that sought to relocate asylum seekers from…
View More Rwanda Demands Financial Reimbursement After UK Asylum Deal Collapse
Kenya’s political landscape is shifting as opposition leaders and discontented figures within the ruling coalition attempt to form a united front against President William Ruto.…
View More Unity Test: Why the New Anti-Ruto Bid Faces Old Challenges
Kassim Afegbua, former spokesperson for ex-Nigerian military ruler Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), has strongly defended the former leader’s right to tell his own story and…
View More Afegbua Defends Babangida’s Right to Shape His Legacy
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan’s powerful paramilitary group, has announced the formation of a parallel government, escalating the ongoing conflict and deepening divisions within…
View More RSF’s Parallel Government Threatens to Divide Sudan and Africa
Rwanda-Backed M23 Rebels Capture Eastern DRC’s Second-Largest City The M23 rebel group, reportedly backed by Rwanda, has seized control of Goma, the second-largest city in…
View More M23 Rebels Capture Goma, Escalating Conflict in Eastern DRC
Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has reaffirmed its commitment to sports development by injecting Ksh. 80 million into the 2025 East Africa Golf Tour. The sponsorship…
View More KCB Injects Ksh. 80M into 2025 East Africa Golf Tour
Kenya’s Deputy President, Rigathi Gachagua, has signaled an impending political battle with President William Ruto as he announces plans to launch a new political party.…
View More Gachagua Prepares for Showdown with Ruto, Plans New Party
The government has officially halted mining operations at East African Portland Cement (EAPC), citing concerns over environmental degradation, safety compliance, and regulatory violations. This decision…
View More East African Portland Cement Mining Shut Down by Government