Politics
From Prayer to Potions: Faith and Politics Collide in Kampala
With Uganda’s presidential and parliamentary elections set for January 12, 2026, a controversial wave of political superstition is stirring public debate. Reports…
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Diplomatic Debate: Why African States Accept U.S. Convicts They Didn’t Deport
The United States has carried out two contentious waves of deportations to African countries—first to South Sudan in early July, and more…
Local Stories
MRU Edges Closer to Legislative Integration as Parliament Leaders Gather in Monrovia
The groundwork is being laid in Monrovia for the formal launch of the Mano River Union (MRU) Parliament, with top parliamentary leaders…
Business
Boakai Pushes for Streamlined Public Sector as Port Bills Face Setback
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has vetoed two port-related bills recently passed by the National Legislature, citing ambiguity in key provisions and an…
Local Stories
Liberia’s Lower House Ratifies $20M OPEC Fund Loan for Key MRU Road Project
The Liberian House of Representatives has unanimously ratified a crucial US$20 million Loan Agreement with the OPEC Fund for International Development, greenlighting…
Politics
Niger Terror Attack: Two Indians Killed, One Abducted, Embassy Confirms
A terror attack in Niger’s southwestern Dosso region has resulted in the deaths of two Indian citizens and the abduction of a…
Politics
Government Forces Declare Sweida Cleared of Tribal Fighters, Ceasefire Announced
Syria’s Interior Ministry has officially confirmed that clashes in the predominantly Druze city of Sweida have come to an end. The ministry…
Politics
South Africa Finalizes Apartheid Reparations Bill, Pledges Homes and Bursaries
South Africa’s government has finalized a long-anticipated draft bill that aims to provide reparations for victims of apartheid, including financial compensation, housing…
World News
Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal, ‘The Sleeping Prince,’ Dies at 36
Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal, affectionately known as “The Sleeping Prince,” passed away on Saturday after spending nearly two decades in…
Health
Washington Pulls Back from WHO Health Reforms Adopted in 2024
The United States has formally rejected amendments to the World Health Organization's (WHO) legally binding International Health Regulations (IHR), which were adopted…
African Stories
Dalol Administrator Confirms Fire Under Control, Aid Mobilized for Victims
A massive fire that ravaged parts of Dalol district in Ethiopia's Afar region, destroying numerous homes and businesses, has been brought under…
Local Stories
Liberian Lawmaker’s Son Sentenced in Drug Case, Pledges to Fight Addiction
Criminal Court ‘C’ Judge Joe S. Barkon on Thursday sentenced Peach Bility, son of Nimba County District #7 Representative Musa Bility, to…