South Sudan’s Vice President Arrested: A Nation on the Brink of Conflict
The arrest of South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar has escalated political tensions and risks plunging the nation into renewed...
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USCIRF Calls for Special Envoy to Address Nigeria’s Religious Freedom Violations
USCIRF has called on the Trump administration to appoint a Special Envoy for Nigeria and the Lake Chad Basin to...
Escalating Tensions in South Sudan: Vice President Riek Machar Arrested
Riek Machar, First Vice President of South Sudan, has been arrested in Juba amid rising tensions with President Salva Kiir....
World Bank Voices Concerns Over Nigeria’s Statistical Performance
The World Bank has expressed concerns about Nigeria's statistical quality, indicating it lags behind countries like Mexico and South Africa....
Arrest of South Sudan’s Vice President Sparks Fears of Imminent Conflict
Riek Machar, First Vice President of South Sudan, was arrested on Wednesday, leading to concerns from the UN about imminent...
Arrest of Vice President Riek Machar Threatens South Sudan Stability
The arrest of South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar has raised grave concerns about the potential for renewed conflict...
Egypt and Saudi Arabia Condemn New Israeli Agency for Gaza Relocation
The Israeli government approved an agency for the voluntary relocation of Gaza residents, facing condemnation from Egypt and Saudi Arabia...
Violent Clashes Erupt in Chile Over Fishing Quotas
Protests in Chile over fishing quotas have led to violent confrontations between fishermen and police, resulting in injuries and arrests....
Tragic Floods Claim Lives of Two Children in Kampala, Uganda
Severe flooding in Kampala, Uganda, has resulted in the deaths of two children. The torrential rains disrupted transportation and business...
Zimbabwe Mourns Geoffrey Nyarota: A Legacy of Independent Journalism
Geoffrey Nyarota, a prominent Zimbabwean journalist known for exposing government corruption and founding The Daily News, passed away from colon...
