Parliamentary Iftar Dinner Highlights Calls for Unity and Inclusivity in Kenya
The inaugural Parliamentary Iftar dinner in Nairobi promoted unity, political harmony, and religious tolerance among Kenyan leaders. Key figures underscored...
Politics
Nigerian Government Denies Allegations of Targeted Violence Against Christians
The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected allegations that Christians are specifically targeted in insurgencies, asserting that violence is...
Ghana’s Historical Narratives: A Reflection on Deceit and Identity Crisis
Professor Ernest Kofi Abotsi argues that Ghana's issues with historical narratives foster a culture of deceit and dishonesty. His comments...
Concerns Raised Over Supreme Court Appointments by Decree in Argentina
A UN expert cautioned that Argentinian President Javier Milei's Supreme Court appointments by presidential decree threaten judicial independence and gender...
Nicholas Opiyo Resigns as Executive Director of Chapter Four Uganda
Nicholas Opiyo has resigned from his role as Executive Director of Chapter Four Uganda after a decade of contributions to...
Rodrigo Duterte’s Historic Appearance at the ICC Over Drug War Allegations
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appeared via video link at the ICC facing crimes against humanity charges related to his...
The Emergence of Christian Intellectuals in Contemporary Chile
The secularization trend in Chile shows a decline in religious affiliation among the youth, yet Christian intellectuals are increasingly influential...
Escalating Tensions in Tigray: Residents Flee Amid Internal Struggle
Rising tensions in Tigray, Ethiopia, are prompting residents to flee amidst a power struggle between political factions over control of...
Buhari Affirms Commitment to All Progressives Congress
Former President Muhammadu Buhari reaffirms his loyalty to the APC, emphasizing his desire to popularize the party. Despite the defection...
Ghana Faces Crucial Elections Amid Economic Turmoil
Ghanaians will vote in a general election amidst a deep economic crisis. With 18.7 million registered voters and two main...
