Albert Ramdin Becomes First Caribbean Secretary-General of the OAS
Suriname’s Albert Ramdin has been appointed as the first Caribbean secretary-general of the Organization of American States (OAS), succeeding Luis...
Politics
Examining Nigeria’s Muslim-Muslim Ticket: Challenges in Representation and Governance
Nigeria's current leadership scenario, characterized by a Muslim-Muslim ticket, raises concerns about representation and inclusivity in a multi-ethnic society. The...
PSC Issues Notice on Failed Proficiency Exam for Clerical Officers
The PSC has announced that 205 clerical officers failed their proficiency exam, with Human Resource Services being the most failed...
Nigeria Making Progress Under Tinubu’s Leadership, Presidency Affirms
The Nigerian Presidency has proclaimed that the country is advancing under President Bola Tinubu, despite concerns from the Catholic Bishops’...
Revisiting Colonial Legacies: India’s Diplomatic Response to Britain’s Khalistani Ties
The article discusses Britain's ongoing association with anti-India factions like Khalistan, revealing historical roots from the colonial era. It highlights...
UK Minister Celebrates Commonwealth Day in Malaysia, Praises Strength and Unity
Catherine West, UK Minister for Indo-Pacific, praised Malaysia at Commonwealth Day, emphasizing unity, cooperation, and resilience among Commonwealth nations in...
Arrest of Boro Democratic Party Executive Member Raises Political Tensions
Yohannes Tessema, an executive member of the Boro Democratic Party, has been arrested amid controversy over recent legislative changes that...
Nigeria’s Economy Progresses Under Tinubu’s Administration: Presidency
The Nigerian Presidency claims the economy is improving under President Tinubu. Special Adviser Bayo Onanuga addressed criticisms from the Catholic...
Rejecting the West’s Influence: Rwanda’s Stand for Sovereignty
This article examines Rwanda's historical and contemporary relationship with Western powers, focusing on its assertion of sovereignty following colonial influence....
Rwanda’s Judiciary Achieves Notable Gender Equality with 55% Women Representation
Rwanda has achieved a milestone in gender representation, with women constituting 55% of the judiciary. Chief Justice Domitilla Mukantaganzwa leads...
