Misinformation Spread as Edited Video Alters Gachagua’s Remarks on Odinga’s AUC Defeat
An edited video inaccurately portraying Rigathi Gachagua's reaction to Raila Odinga's defeat in the AUC elections has surfaced on social...
Month: March 2025
Mandatory Facial Recognition for Angolan Schengen Visa Applicants
Facial recognition is now mandatory for Schengen visa applicants in Angola, aimed at preventing misuse and hoarding of appointment slots....
MTN Ghana Reports 34.5% Revenue Growth Amid Economic Challenges
In 2024, MTN Ghana reported a 34.5% increase in revenue, buoyed by growth in subscribers and MoMo users. Key highlights...
Ghana to Launch e-Cedi in 2025 After Years of Delay
Ghana is set to launch its CBDC, the e-Cedi, in 2025 following years of delay, aiming to avoid issues faced...
President Aoun’s Visit to Saudi Arabia: A Step Towards Stronger Relations
President Joseph Aoun's visit to Saudi Arabia emphasizes the depth of Lebanese-Saudi relations and aims to express appreciation for Saudi...
Miata Metals Corp. Reports Drilling Preparations and Gold Sampling Results at Sela Creek
Miata Metals Corp. reported the arrival of its drill crew at the Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname and notable...
Haiti: Leslie Voltaire Introduces Successor to Multinational Mission
Leslie Voltaire presented Fritz Alphonse Jean as his successor to the MMSS, emphasizing achievements in combating gang violence alongside the...
UN Rights Chief Voices Concern Over Shifting U.S. Policies Under Trump
The UN rights chief, Volker Turk, expressed alarm at a notable shift in U.S. policies since Donald Trump's return, marking...
Advocacy Groups Call on Pakistan to Halt Expulsions of Afghan Refugees
Human rights organizations are calling on Pakistan to stop the expulsion of Afghan refugees, citing violations of international law and...
Upcoming Tariffs on Canada and Mexico Reflect Ongoing Trade Dynamics
The U.S. is poised to implement 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico imports on March 4, while contemplating further tariffs...
