Deteriorating relations between France and the West African countries of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have left numerous students, artists, and professionals in visa uncertainty. Following coups in these nations...
Read moreDetailsIn an announcement on Monday, October 2nd, Denis Mukwege, a revered figure in the global medical community and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, declared his intention to run for the...
Read moreDetailsThe United Kingdom’s government is set to present its case to the Supreme Court next week, aiming to reverse a decision that deemed the controversial plan to deport asylum-seeking migrants...
Read moreDetailsThe United Nations Security Council has granted permission to deploy a multinational force to assist Haiti, currently battling an intense surge in gang violence. Out of the 15-member council, 13...
Read moreDetailsOn Friday, October 6th, a pivotal agreement was reached between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Ghana’s government, marking a significant milestone in the nation's economic trajectory. The staff-level agreement...
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, September 26th, Nigeria’s two major workers’ unions, the Nigeria Labor Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC), announced an indefinite strike commencing on October 3rd, to protest...
Read moreDetailsOn Friday, September 29th, the public prosecutor announced the arrest of Sylvia Bongo Valentin, the wife of Gabon’s deposed President Ali Bongo Ondimba, on charges of "money laundering" among other...
Read moreDetailsOn the morning of Friday, September 29th, Dudu Myeni, a close confidante of former President Jacob Zuma and ex-chairperson of South African Airways (SAA), was arrested on charges of fraud...
Read moreDetailsOn Friday, September 29th, a significant development emerged as a leading Democrat, Congressman Gregory Meeks, urged the Biden administration to pause a substantial portion of military financing to Egypt, citing...
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