South Sudan Implements Curfew Following Riots Over Alleged Killings
South Sudan police have enforced a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m. after violent riots in Juba resulted from alleged killings...
Year: 2025
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Yemen Kuwait Bank for Houthi Ties
The U.S. has sanctioned Yemen Kuwait Bank for alleged ties to the Houthi group, which has attacked U.S. forces and...
South Sudan Imposes Curfew Amid Violence in Juba Following Allegations Against Sudan’s Army
South Sudan has enacted a nationwide curfew from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. following deadly riots in Juba stemming from...
Global Updates: Libya Sanctions, Mozambique Cyclones, Marburg Virus in Tanzania, and Türkiye’s Human Rights Concerns
The UN Security Council renewed sanctions concerning Libya, responding to illicit oil activities, while aid efforts in Mozambique address cyclone...
South Sudan Implements Nationwide Curfew to Address Violence Against Sudanese Traders
South Sudan has enforced a national curfew to mitigate violence against Sudanese traders, which has increased after alleged killings in...
Iran’s Qalibaf Advocates for Enhanced Relations During Ethiopia Visit
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf visited Ethiopia to bolster economic, political, and parliamentary ties. During his discussions, he emphasized...
Zambia Increases Copper Output Through Gulf Investments
Zambia is increasing its copper output to over 1 million tons by deepening ties with the UAE and Saudi Arabia,...
Zambia Seeks Gulf Investments to Enhance Copper Production
Zambia aims to boost copper production to over 1 million tons this year with support from the UAE and Saudi...
UN Security Council Renews Libya Sanctions Committee Mandate
The UN Security Council has renewed the mandate of the Panel of Experts for the Libya Sanctions Committee, extending measures...
Echo TV CEO Patrick Oyet Discusses Juba’s Challenges Amid Protests and Economic Decline
Patrick Oyet, CEO of Echo TV, discusses the unrest in Juba, South Sudan, following protests and a curfew linked to...
