Public Outcry as Fuel Prices…
Kenyans are outraged after EPRA raised fuel prices despite promises of relief from a Gulf oil deal, sparking criticism of the Ruto administration amid worsening inflation and a deepening cost-of-living crisis.
UN Condemns Rising Violence and…
The United Nations has condemned a surge in violence and forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank, blaming Israeli settlers and security forces amid concerns of illegal annexation under Israel’s ongoing "Iron Wall" campaign.
Ghana Dismisses Over 500 Security…
Ghana has dismissed over 500 security personnel after an audit exposed widespread recruitment irregularities, including unqualified and medically unfit individuals hired around the 2024 elections.
Namibia Faces Backlash Over Suspension…
Namibia’s suspension of its 2024/25 drought-relief programme has sparked criticism from opposition parties and community leaders, who say the move ignores ongoing hardship in rural areas despite government claims of improved rainfall.
Ethiopia Moves to Ditch Dollar…
Ethiopia has announced plans to reduce its reliance on the U.S. dollar by trading with partner countries like the UAE in local currencies, aiming to protect its economy and support continental efforts toward financial independence.
Ruto Urges Unity as Kenya…
President William Ruto has called for unity and denounced tribalism and incitement after deadly protests rocked Kenya, while controversially avoiding direct accountability for police killings.
28 Year Old Declares 2026…
Stephen Elwangu, a 28-year-old from Soroti, has launched a youth-led presidential bid for Uganda’s 2026 elections, unveiling the People’s Leadership Platform to challenge elitist politics and advocate for inclusive national reform.
Fire in Cairo telecom hub…
A major fire at a Telecom Egypt building in downtown Cairo injured 22 people and caused widespread disruptions to internet, phone, transportation, and emergency services across the country.
South Sudan's Anti-Gang Crackdown Spirals
A government crackdown in Juba has led to the arrest of over 800 youths in South Sudan, sparking allegations of forced conscription, deaths in custody, and widespread human rights violations.
Chad’s Former Prime Minister Appeals…
Chad’s opposition leader Succès Masra, held in pre-trial detention for two months over accusations of involvement in a 2025 massacre, denies the charges and calls them politically motivated. His lawyers accuse the government of pressuring the judiciary and have appealed to French President Macron for international intervention, citing bias and violations of Masra’s rights.
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