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AT the recently concluded first Joint forum of the Special Mechanisms of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights…
IN a significant development, Britain has launched its voluntary scheme to relocate asylum seekers to Rwanda, with The Sun newspaper…
IN a significant move targeting corruption in Uganda, Britain has sanctioned Anita Among, the speaker of the Ugandan parliament, along…
THE European Union (EU) has announced stringent measures aimed at Ethiopian travellers, accusing the Ethiopian government of non-cooperation in facilitating…
TENSIONS run high in Togo as citizens cast their ballots in legislative elections against the backdrop of contentious constitutional amendments,…
BURKINA Faso’s communications authority has stirred controversy by suspending a slew of Western and African media outlets over their reporting…
TOGO is set to hold legislative elections on Monday amidst heated debates following a divisive constitutional reform, with critics arguing…
IN a pivotal year for elections across Africa, the proliferation of digital disinformation emerges as a grave threat to democratic…
IN a contentious move that has ignited uproar both domestically and abroad, a British law facilitating the deportation of unwanted…
MALI’S constitutional court has announced its decision to abstain from reviewing a case challenging the military junta’s suspension of political…
UK’S Policing Minister Chris Philp found himself at the centre of criticism following an apparent confusion between Rwanda and Congo…
BURKINA Faso authorities announced late Thursday the suspension of radio broadcasts from BBC Africa and the US-funded Voice of America…
RWANDA’S government announced on Friday its commitment to accepting migrants from Britain amidst ongoing criticism surrounding a contentious deportation plan.…
BOTSWANA has firmly declined a proposal from the United Kingdom to accept asylum-seekers, mirroring concerns raised over a similar arrangement…
ON April 2, Bassirou Diomaye Faye was sworn in as Senegal’s fifth president, kicking off what some hope will be…
SENEGAL’S newly inaugurated President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has urged a re-evaluation of the country’s relationship with the European Union (EU)…
NIGERIAN President Bola Tinubu delivered a stark message on Monday, labelling terrorism as an ‘imported evil’ and a significant challenge…
IN Livingstone, Zambia’s picturesque tourist hub, the 2024 African Land Forces Summit launched on Monday with a robust gathering of…
THE United States has commenced discussions with Niger regarding the withdrawal of its troops from the West African nation, a…
IN a bid to challenge the ruling junta’s order to suspend political activities, a coalition of Malian political parties and…