Sierra Leone’s SLPP Faces Uncertainty: No Clear Heir Apparent Emerges After Bio’s Presidency
Freetown, Sierra Leone - As President Julius Maada Bio nears the end of his constitutional term limit, the ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) is grappling with a significant challenge: the…
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By Patrice Katuma North Kivu, DRC - While the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Rwanda have submitted their contributions to a preliminary peace agreement brokered by the United States, fighting…
Liberia Poised for Economic Boost with First Palm Oil Refinery
By Emmanuel Sikena Monrovia, Liberia – Liberia is on the cusp of a new era of industrial self-sufficiency with the announcement of its first-ever palm oil refinery, spearheaded by Mano Manufacturing…
African Nations Unite Against US Tariffs, Seek Intra-Continental Growth and Resource Control
By Peter Halima Nairobi, Kenya - In a bold move, African nations are coming together to condemn the current US tariffs, stating that they undermine the goals and objectives of…
Tinubu Opposes Release of Alleged Drug-Related Case Files in US
By Isaac Okoro Abuja, Nigeria - In a dramatic turn of events, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria has opposed the release of investigation reports related to his alleged involvement…
Togo Leader Solidifies Grip on Power with New Post, Sparking Fears of Lifetime Rule
By Abu Hassan Accra, Ghana - In a move widely seen as a power grab, Togolese leader Faure Gnassingbé has been sworn in as the "President of the Council of…
Trump’s Budget Cuts—A Gamble That Will Sow Global Chaos
It is hard to assess the short- and long-term adverse implications of the White House’s proposed budget cuts to the State Department, major international organizations, and across key diplomatic and…
Albanese Secures Second Term in Australia, Voters Reject “Trumpist” Policies
By Jeffrey Stein Sydney, Australia - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his center-left Labor Party have secured a resounding victory in Australia's general election, marking a significant defeat for the conservative…
Children in the Crosshairs as Trump Administration Escalates Immigration Crackdown
By Emily Sims Washington D.C. - Advocacy groups are raising serious concerns about the well-being of children as the Trump administration intensifies its immigration enforcement policies. A recent flurry of executive…
African Climate Platform Demands Justice and Equity in Landmark Petition to African Court
By Daniel Niyongabo Arusha, Tanzania - The African Climate Platform (ACP), a coalition of African civil society groups, submitted a landmark petition to the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights…
A Nation Bleeds While The World Watches: The Tragedy In Sudan Must End
By Alon Ben MeirThe human toll of Sudan’s civil war, now in its third year, has reached catastrophic proportions, with widespread carnage and violence against civilians. As of November 2024,…
Trump Is Ushering in A National Disaster
By Dr. Alon Ben-Meir America is at a historic crossroad. Disaster is lurking in the shadows. There is no benefit in doubt, no salvation in wishful thinking, and no escape from…
Countering the rising scourge of terrorism
By G. Al Smith Terrorism remains a critical concern at the global level that poses a severe issue to international and national security. The evolving and persistent nature of this…
Somalia and African Union Forge Stronger Alliance Against Al-Shabaab
By Samuel Njoroge Mogadishu, Somalia - Somali Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, met with Mr. Rahmon Adebayo, the newly appointed interim Special Representative of the Chairperson…
Veteran Pastor David Abioye Embarks on New Ministry Chapter After Winners Chapel Retirement
By Isaac Okoro Abuja, Nigeria - Pastor David Abioye, a prominent figure in Nigerian Pentecostal Christianity, has announced the launch of a new church following his retirement from Living Faith Church…
Hungary Withdraws from International Criminal Court, Citing Loss of Impartiality
By Jeffrey Stein Budapest, Hungary - The Hungarian parliament has voted to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, a move that has sparked international debate and drawn…
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