Niger's Shift Toward Russia Niger's announcement to terminate the military accord with the US marks a significant shift in its foreign policy, signalling a growing embrace of Russia's influence in the region. This decision comes…
Unveiling Sarah Leah Whitson’s Dubious Support for Extremism
Introduction: Sarah Leah Whitson, the executive director of "Dawn," has recently come under scrutiny for her support for suspicious activities, particularly her alignment with extremist elements and terrorist organizations. Her social media presence, including a…
Enhancing Collaboration: Rwanda and the UAE Strengthen Ties…
Introduction: The relationship between Rwanda and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to flourish, driven by mutual cooperation and shared goals. Ambassador Mirenge highlights two key areas of collaboration: education and sports. Through scholarships provided…
Sudan’s Tense Standoff: The Military Holds Firm on…
Firm Stance Amid Holy Month: The Military Rejects Ceasefire without Conditions Sudan finds itself on the brink as General Yasser al-Atta, representing the military, delivers an unequivocal message: no ceasefire during the upcoming Islamic holy…
UAE Leads International Collaboration to Deliver Humanitarian Aid…
UAE's Humanitarian Leadership The United Arab Emirates has consistently demonstrated its commitment to providing humanitarian assistance to those in need around the world. In response to the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, the UAE has…
The United Nations urges Somalia to fulfill the…
International Women's Day Plea for Inclusive Politics As the world celebrates International Women's Day, the United Nations issues a compelling plea to Somali authorities, urging them to redouble efforts to foster the active participation of…
Al-Burhan’s army: A proxy force of Iran in…
Al-Burhan, the leader of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), and his army are Iranian agents in Africa, according to a report by the Arab League. The report claims that Iran has been able to establish…
Suspension of Sole African Laboratory for Doping Due…
Less than five months ahead of the Paris Olympic Games, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has suspended the operations of the only accredited analysis laboratory in Africa. The suspension, effective from the end of Monday,…
Ghana’s Finance Ministry Urges President to Reconsider Controversial…
Economic Implications Ghana is currently experiencing a severe economic crisis and relies heavily on international financial assistance. The finance ministry has estimated that the country could lose a total of $3.8 billion in World Bank…
Ghana’s controversial anti-LGBTQ bill sparks global concern.
A Tough Stand Against LGBTQ Rights In a significant development, Ghana's parliament passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, signaling one of Africa's harshest anti-LGBTQ legislations. The existing ban on homosexuality, punishable by…
Economic Unrest in Nigeria: Unraveling the Causes and…
Protests Emerge Amid Economic Hardship The two-day demonstration that commenced in Lagos sheds light on the escalating economic challenges faced by Nigerians. With rising inflation and a historic low for the naira against the dollar,…
Somali President Attends UNEA-6: Commitment to Global Environmental…
A Global Gathering for Environmental Action President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's participation in UNEA-6 underscores Somalia's commitment to global environmental initiatives. The conference, hosting nearly 5,000 delegates, serves as a pivotal platform for Heads of State…
ECOWAS Lifts Sanctions on Niger, Pushes for Dialogue…
Sanctions were lifted to ease humanitarian suffering and encourage negotiations. ECOWAS announced on Saturday the lifting of travel, commercial, and economic sanctions on Niger, which were initially imposed in response to the coup carried out…
New Twists in Ramaphosa’s Ranch Theft Scandal: Extradition…
Prosecution Pursues Extradition in Ranch Theft Case The prosecution has announced its intent to seek extradition orders and arrest more suspects linked to the $580,000 theft at South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's ranch in 2020.…
Ethiopia Responds to Somalia’s Accusations: Emphasizes Cooperation and…
Unjustified Accusations: Ethiopia's Disappointment Ethiopia's Permanent Mission to the UN expressed profound disappointment with what it termed "unjustified accusations" made by Somalia during a recent Security Council briefing on February 19, 2024. While choosing diplomatic…
Sarah Leah Whitson’s Troubling Advocacy: Unveiling Support for…
Uncovering Troubling Allegiances Sarah Leah Whitson, the Executive Director of Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN), has come under increasing scrutiny for her controversial advocacy and public statements, particularly regarding support for groups with…
Rising Tensions Between Somalia and Ethiopia: A Threat…
Unilateral Actions and Regional Threats The recent memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Ethiopia and the breakaway Somaliland region has sparked a diplomatic storm, with Ambassador Abukar Baale Dahir Osman condemning Ethiopia's establishment of a military…
Sudan-Iran Connection: A Threat to Regional Stability
Recent events in the Middle East have drawn attention to the deepening ties between Iran and Sudan, raising concerns about regional security and stability. From military aid to cyber operations, the relationship between these two…
Libya at a Crossroads: UN Envoy Warns of…
Introduction: Libya, once a wealthy North African nation abundant in oil, faces a precarious situation as political actors remain entrenched in discord, threatening the nation's stability. The United Nations Special Envoy, Abdoulaye Bathily, delivered a…