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....
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....
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....
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....
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....
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...