Aug 15, 2024

OPINION: Bound to Fail? President Boakai’s Anti-Corruption Crusade and the Tragedy of a Two-Tier System of Accountability

When Joseph N. Boakai assumed the presidency following a rather contentious presidential election, Liberians from different sections of society became enveloped with optimism about the prospect of their future and imagined a new direction for the country....

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  Aug 15, 2024

Rwanda Shuts Down Over 5,600 Worship Centres in Nationwide Crackdown

Rwanda has closed over 5,600 worship centres, mostly churches, citing illegal operations. The closures follow a two-week crackdown, enforcing 2018 laws governing faith-based institutions....

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  Aug 15, 2024

South Sudan's Election Dilemma: Is the Nation Ready?

South Sudan’s readiness for December elections is in doubt, with political consultations ongoing. The election is crucial, being the first since independence in 2011, and linked to a peace agreement....

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  Aug 15, 2024

Women Fighters in DRC: The Unseen Warriors Against M23

Female fighters in eastern DRC join local militias to combat M23 rebels. The Wazalendo, a coalition of self-defense forces, is at the forefront of the conflict. Women like Byamwungu face harsh realities but continue to fight for survival and peace....

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  Aug 09, 2024

Cabinet Swearing-In: Tear Gas Deployed as Protests Against President Ruto Erupt in Nairobi

On Thursday, Kenyan police used tear gas against protesters in Nairobi demanding President William Ruto's resignation....

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  Aug 08, 2024

Nigerian Authorities Detain 7 Polish Nationals for Alleged Display of Russian Flags During Protests In Summary

Nigerian security forces have detained 7 Polish citizens, including 6 students and a lecturer, for allegedly displaying Russian flags during protests The Poles were arrested in Kano state, with authorities claiming they were found at the protest site with foreign flags...

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