South Africa: Minister Simelane Denies Eskom Corruption Allegations
Minister Thembi Simelane denies corruption allegations surrounding her past work at Vitrovian related to Eskom. Investigations continue in the Joshlin...
Year: 2025
Severe Rainstorm Causes Extensive Damage in Akatsi South, Ghana
A severe rainstorm hit Akatsi South on March 30, 2025, leaving many homeless and causing extensive damage to property, including...
JD Vance Reacts to Trump Administration’s Mistaken Deportation of Salvadoran Man
Vice President JD Vance responded to the Trump administration's admission of mistakenly deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man with...
Myanmar Earthquake: Death Toll Rises as Hope Flickers Amidst Relief Efforts
A powerful earthquake has struck Myanmar, predicted to exceed 3,000 deaths as rescue operations continue with some successes. The U.N....
Cholera Outbreak Escalates in Angola: Cases Surpass 8,500
Angola's cholera outbreak has escalated with over 8,500 cases and 329 deaths reported. Recent notifications show a spike in new...
The Uromi 16 Incident: An Examination of Justice and Insecurity in Nigeria
The Uromi 16 incident, in which 16 Northern travelers were killed by vigilantes in Edo State, underscores Nigeria's ongoing issues...
Bobrisky Reports Arrest by Immigration Officials on Return to Nigeria
Bobrisky has claimed he was arrested by immigration officials shortly after returning to Nigeria. This follows a five-month absence aimed...
Tyrese Gibson to Visit Uganda for Coffee Festival and Marathon
Tyrese Gibson has confirmed his visit to Uganda, where he will attend the Uganda Coffee Festival to support local coffee...
Rachel Morin Murder Trial Begins: Immigration and Crime Intersect
Rachel Morin's murder trial begins this week with Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez as the prime suspect, facing charges of murder and...
South Sudan Faces Increasing Tensions and Threat of Civil War
South Sudan is facing renewed fears of civil war due to the arrest of Riek Machar and rising tensions among...
