Apr 22, 2024
Angry Niger protesters call for immediate exit of US troops
The protest, orchestrated by organizations supporting Niger's military authorities who took power in a coup last year, comes in the wake of significant geopolitical shifts in the Sahel....
Apr 20, 2024
US Troops Set to Withdraw from Niger as Junta tightens Military Alliances with Russia
The decision was finalized after discussions in Washington between US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and Niger's Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zeine....
Apr 20, 2024
Tragic Ferry Accident in Central African Republic Claims 58 Lives
Thomas Djimasse, the head of civil protection, spoke to local station Radio Guira on Saturday, revealing that rescuers had retrieved "58 lifeless bodies" from the river....
Apr 20, 2024
President Museveni Engages with Ugandan Traders on Tax and Trade Issues after a Week-long Standoff with Revenue Collector
Acknowledging the complexity of the issues, President Museveni has asked for additional time to research and consult with technocrats on the matters raised. He has scheduled a follow-up meeting on May 7, 2024, at Kololo, where these discussions will continue....
Apr 20, 2024
Drug Trafficking Soars in the West African Sahel Region, U.N. Report Reveals
This surge in drug trafficking is largely attributed to the Sahel's strategic location south of the Sahara Desert, stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Arabian Sea, making it an ideal transit point for South American cocaine destined for European markets....
Apr 20, 2024
Football Legend Didier Drogba Touts New Format of FIFA Club World Cup as Boon for African Football
Speaking on Friday, Drogba praised the revamped tournament, which now features an expanded lineup of 32 teams. This new format contrasts with the traditional model, which has historically seen fewer teams competing....
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