Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

EU grants €50B aid to Ukraine despite Hungary’s initial veto

Tensions ease as EU leaders secure a landmark €50 billion aid deal for Ukraine, overcoming Orban’s resistance.

Ghannouchi, Tunisian opposition leader, faces a three-year prison term for illegal party financing, adding to ongoing legal challenges.

Economic Crimes Commission exposes the dangerous ties between a religious sect and terrorism, involving $7.8 million in laundered funds.

Vigilante force of 2,645 graduates in Zamfara, prepared to end endemic banditry and kidnapping after thorough training.

Job Sikhala, released after two years in prison, reflects on eroded self and contemplates political future in Zimbabwe.

UN rights chief condemns Mali’s army and foreign military personnel for shocking summary executions and rising violence.

UNHCR’s Filippo Grandi urgently appeals for global aid in Sudan’s war, sharing heartbreaking stories of loss and displacement.

Herve Bopda’s arrest in Cameroon follows anonymous social media accusations of sexual assault, sparking legal proceedings.

International Court of Justice’s landmark verdict on Ukraine’s accusations against Russia: terrorism claims mostly rejected.

Eastern Congo faces renewed violence as ADF’s brutal attack claims lives, sparking security concerns.