Ali Bongo, the former president of Gabon who was unseated in a coup d’état back in 2023, recently made headlines as he and his family sought refuge in Angola. The twists and turns of political fortune have led them to this momentous decision, causing ripples across the region. Seeking Sanctuary Bongo’s arrival in Angola marks
In the heart of Chad, a nation known for its vast deserts and diverse cultures, recent events have gripped the attention of its citizens. The tranquil province of Logone Occidental in southwest Chad turned into a battleground where tragedy unfolded, leaving 42 individuals dead due to intercommunal clashes. Amidst the chaos and sorrow that engulfed
The world is closely watching as the International Criminal Court (ICC) takes significant strides in unraveling the complexities of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity that have marred the nation of Libya. In a recent briefing to the UN Security Council, the ICC shed light on its ongoing efforts to bring justice to victims
Former Chad Prime Minister and prominent opposition leader, Succès Masra, found himself in hot water recently. The news of his arrest has sent shockwaves through the nation and beyond. Masra, known for his vocal criticism of the government, was reportedly taken into custody on charges of “inciting hatred.” Opposition Outcry Masra’s political party, the Transformers,
Is there truly a genocide of white South Africans, as claimed by US President Donald Trump? The issue has sparked controversy and raised questions about the historical and current realities in South Africa. The recent granting of refugee status to nearly 60 members of South Africa’s Afrikaner community by the US has brought this matter
A significant court hearing in Mali, originally set for Thursday to decide on potentially placing Barrick Mining’s Loulo-Gounkoto mining complex under provisional administration, has been rescheduled for May 22. The president of the court confirmed this delay, prolonging the legal standoff between Barrick Mining—previously known as Barrick Gold—and the Malian government. The roots of this
President Donald Trump’s senior adviser for Africa, Massad Boulos, recently engaged in discussions with the presidents of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) regarding a potential peace plan. This move comes at a crucial time as Washington aims to resolve the longstanding conflict in the region. In an exclusive interview held in Washington
The United Africans Transformation (UAT) party found itself in a stance of disbelief and frustration towards the Gauteng government. The reason behind this uproar? A staggering revelation that over R1 billion, meant for crucial services, had been returned unutilized to the National Treasury during the 2024/25 financial year. This turn of events left many scratching
The political saga in Gabon takes a new turn as the former President, Ali Bongo, recently ousted in a coup, has found refuge in Angola. This development comes after two tumultuous years of uncertainty and legal battles for the Bongo family. In an official statement released by the Angolan presidency on social media, it was
Amidst the vibrant chaos of a bustling world, there are often silent sufferers – young voices drowned out by the clamor of headlines and political debates. One such poignant tale unfolds in Nigeria, where the innocent faces of children bear the weight of unforeseen challenges. Earlier this year, a decision made miles away reverberated across