Togo – French Broadcasters Banned, Protests Brewing
Togo’s government has suspended France 24 and Radio France Internationale (RFI) for three months, citing
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Mali – Wagner Mercenaries Exit After Bloody Campaign
Russia’s Wagner Group has officially withdrawn its forces from Mali, ending a controversial chapter of
Nigeria – Police Arrest 22 Over Plateau Massacre
Nigerian police have arrested 22 suspects in connection with the brutal mob attack that killed
Mauritius – UK Returns Chagos Islands After Decades
Mauritius has officially regained sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago after reaching a £3.4 billion agreement
Namibia – Free University Education Starts 2026
In a landmark announcement, President Netumbo Nandi‑Ndaitwah confirmed that all public tertiary education in Namibia—including universities
Sudan – Children Starve as War Devours Darfur
The United Nations has issued its strongest condemnation yet of the escalating violence in Sudan,
Community Support Strengthens Angola’s Cholera Response – WHO
On June 20, 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) hailed the critical role of community
Dangote Blames Local Crude Shortage for Increased U.S. Oil Imports
Aliko Dangote has pointed to a shortfall in domestic crude oil supply as the main
Zamfara Launches Nigeria’s First Statewide Digital Literacy Framework
The Zamfara State Government, through its Information Technology Development Agency (ZITDA), has officially unveiled the
African Union Urges UN to Lift Arms Embargo on South Sudan to Accelerate Peace Efforts
The African Union Peace and Security Council has formally called on the United Nations to
