Egypt Blocks International Activists from…
Egypt has blocked and deported dozens of international activists attempting to join a solidarity march to Gaza’s border, citing security concerns, sparking diplomatic tensions amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in the besieged territory.
President Lee Pledges to Reopen…
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has pledged to restore dialogue with North Korea and halted border loudspeaker broadcasts as a first step toward easing inter-Korean tensions.
US Urges African Nations to…
The U.S. military is urging African nations to strengthen their own security capabilities as Washington reduces its military presence on the continent, raising concerns over potential security gaps and increased influence from China and Russia.
Zimbabwe’s Healthcare System in Ruins
The Zimbabwe Nurses Association has warned that the country’s public hospitals are on the verge of collapse, with staff forced to work in dire conditions lacking basic supplies and equipment, putting countless lives at risk and prompting urgent calls for government intervention.
University of Zimbabwe Faces Shutdown…
Lecturers at the University of Zimbabwe have been on strike for 58 days over low wages, with salaries withheld, academic activities paralysed, and growing student unrest amid stalled negotiations.
Proposal for Muslim-Run Schools in…
A proposal by a South Sudanese minister to establish Muslim-run schools offering Arabic and English instruction in Western Equatoria State has sparked both praise for promoting inclusivity and concern over potential political influence.
Kenya Revenue Authority Suspends Online…
The Kenya Revenue Authority has suspended online VAT registration to combat tax fraud by ghost traders, requiring manual registration to enhance verification and accountability.
Iran Expands Dog-Walking Ban to…
Iran has expanded its ban on dog walking to multiple cities, enforcing restrictions rooted in religious and cultural beliefs amid rising pet ownership seen as a form of youthful rebellion against the regime.
Kenyan Blogger Dies in Police…
The suspicious death of Kenyan blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang in police custody—following his arrest over a social media post—has sparked national outrage, led to police suspensions, and prompted calls from human rights groups for an independent investigation and urgent reforms to protect freedom of expression.
Ethiopian Cabinet Approves Record 2…
Ethiopia unveils record 2 trillion birr budget amid sweeping IMF-backed reforms, prioritizing national security, economic recovery, and social protection.
