Concerns Arise Over Peace Deal After Arrests of South Sudan Opposition Leaders
Recent arrests of South Sudanese opposition leaders Gen. Gabriel Doup Lam and Puot Kang Chol have heightened fears regarding the...
Year: 2025
Tanzanian News Brief: Military Losses, Diplomatic Visits, and Economic Growth
The Chanzo's briefing on March 4, 2025, highlights General Jacob Mkunda's condolences to the family of a soldier killed in...
Concerns Rise Over South Sudan Peace Deal After Key Opposition Arrests
The arrests of opposition leaders Gabriel Doup Lam and Puot Kang Chol in South Sudan have incited fears for the...
Indigenous Migrants in Northern Colombia Struggle with Climate Change Effects
The Wayuu people in northern Colombia are grappling with severe impacts from climate change, including worsening droughts and floods. These...
Turkey Initiates Construction of 8.5-Kilometer Wall on Greek Border
Turkey has started building an 8.5-kilometer wall on its Greek border as a security measure. This project is part of...
Community Leaders Urge Peace Between Farmers and Cattle Herders in South Sudan
Community leaders in Lainya County are urging for peace between cattle herders and farmers at a UNMISS-hosted engagement, highlighting escalating...
Arrests of South Sudan Leaders Signal Threat to Peace Agreement
The arrests of South Sudan's oil minister, Puot Kang Chol, and General Gabriel Duop Lam threaten the fragile peace deal...
Qatar Refutes Israeli Claims Linking Its Aid to Hamas’s Military Activities
Qatar has denied allegations from Israel's Shin Bet that its funding supports Hamas's military. The Gulf nation claims its aid...
Hezbollah’s Crisis and the Lifeline of Nasrallah’s Funeral
Hezbollah is grappling with significant losses after conflicts with Israel, including the death of Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah. The massive turnout...
South Africa Accuses Israel of Weaponizing Starvation in Gaza
South Africa has condemned Israel for blocking aid to Gaza, alleging the use of starvation as a weapon of war....
