Nigeria’s ex-central bank governor, Godwin Emefiele, faces charges of illegally printing naira and withdrawing billions without approval.
Ex-Nigerian CB gov charged for printing, misappropriation Read More »
Egypt receives another $14 billion from the UAE as part of a massive $35 billion investment deal to develop the new Ras El-Hekma urban center.
Egypt receives $14 billion more in UAE investment deal Read More »
Prosecutors confirmed the deaths of the last two fugitives wanted by the international court for the 1994 Rwandan genocide, though over 1,000 suspects remain at large under national jurisdiction.
Last Rwanda genocide suspects die unpunished Read More »
Despite weather delays, the US military confirms the Gaza aid pier will soon boost humanitarian access to the conflict-torn region.
US military to activate Gaza aid pier amid weather delays Read More »
A Nigerian appeals court reduced atheist Mubarak Bala’s blasphemy sentence from 24 years to 5 years, highlighting the country’s struggle with balancing religious sensitivities and freedom of speech.
Nigeria: Mubarak Bala’s Islam blasphemy sentence reduced Read More »
The UN warns that millions in South Sudan face famine due to climate shocks, economic crisis, conflict, and a surge in refugees fleeing war-torn Sudan.
UN warns of catastrophe as 7 million South Sudanese face famine Read More »
Senegal’s new government halts construction along Dakar’s coastline for two months to investigate the legality of permits and ensure public access to the beaches.
Senegal government freezes Dakar beach construction projects Read More »
Eastern Congo continues to face violence as an attack by ADF rebels leaves 11 civilians dead, including a child.
Villagers killed in DRC by suspected ADF rebels Read More »
A Rwandan court rejected Bernard Ntaganda’s appeal, barring him from challenging President Paul Kagame in the upcoming elections, a blow to opposition efforts against Kagame’s reelection.
Court blocks opposition’s attempt to contest Rwandan elections Read More »
The US and EU condemn the arrest of lawyers and activists, raising questions about the state of human rights under President Saied.
US slams Tunisia’s arrest of lawyers, calls it violation of rights Read More »
