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Suriname’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Albert Ramdin, issued a formal protest note to Guyana regarding plans to develop the disputed Tigri area, highlighting concerns over territorial integrity and diplomatic relations. …
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Mali’s junta has cut the signal of news channel Joliba TV after it broadcast critical comments about the Burkinabe government. The suspension follows charges against politician Issa Kaou N’Djim for …
Mali’s Junta Suspends Joliba TV Signal Over Political Criticism Read More
Uganda and Zimbabwe face escalating governmental repression against opposition figures and human rights activists. Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act imposes harsh penalties, raising global concerns. In Zimbabwe, opposition leaders face systemic oppression …
Rising Political Oppression and Human Rights Concerns in Uganda and Zimbabwe Read More
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has ordered the release of minors detained during protests against rising living costs. Amid public outrage over charges of treason against these minors, the President’s directive …
Nigerian President Orders Immediate Release of Detained Minors Amid Protests Read More
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir has canceled his visit to Indonesia for the Asia-African leaders conference at the last minute. Citing the need to monitor post-election affairs, his absence comes amid …
Sudan President Omar al-Bashir Cancels Indonesia Conference Visit Read More
Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello denied allegations of besieging Argentina’s Embassy in Caracas, responding to claims of harassment from President Javier Milei. The controversy stems from six opposition members seeking …
Venezuela Denies Claims of Harassment Against Argentina’s Embassy Read More
The foreign ministers of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda met in Goma to emphasize the importance of respecting the ceasefire in eastern DRC. The meeting, which included the …
DR Congo and Rwanda Highlight Importance of Ceasefire Adherence Read More
Prince Yormie Johnson, a former warlord and influential senator in Liberia, has died at 72. Known for his infamous role during the civil wars, particularly a 1990 incident involving President …
Prince Yormie Johnson: Legacy of a Notorious Rebel-Turned-Senator in Liberia Read More
The Supreme Court of Equatorial Guinea acquitted Baltasar Engonga of all charges in a sex scandal, citing lack of evidence and confirming the consent of all parties involved. The case …
Equatorial Guinea Supreme Court Acquits Baltasar Engonga Amid Sex Scandal Read More
Iraq’s Ministry of Communications has blocked access to IMDb, citing immoral content concerns. The ban aims to protect cultural values, though specific content triggering the decision was not disclosed. This …
Iraq Blocks IMDb Website Over Claims of Immoral Content Read More