Senegal Colonial Massacre: 80th Anniversary Sparks Demands for Justice
Senegal Demands Justice for Colonial Massacre The 80th anniversary of the Senegal colonial massacre has reignited calls for accountability and truth about the 1944 killing of African soldiers by French troops. Senegal commemorated this dark chapter on Sunday in Thiaroye, where soldiers who fought for France during World War II were gunned down after demanding fair treatment and overdue wages. The...
Tragic Guinea Football Stampede Leaves Dozens Dead
Tragic Guinea Football Stampede Leaves Dozens Dead A devastating Guinea football stampede during a match in Nzerekore has claimed dozens of lives, including children, and left many others injured. The tragedy unfolded on Sunday afternoon when a clash erupted between fans during a game between the Labe and Nzerekore teams. The match was part of a tournament held in honor...
Tanzania Opposition Abduction Sparks Outrage
Tanzania Opposition Abduction Sparks Outrage The alleged Tanzania opposition abduction of Abdul Nondo, a youth leader from the ACT Wazalendo party, has sent shockwaves across the nation. Nondo was reportedly abducted on Sunday morning at a bus station in Dar es Salaam. Witnesses claim he was forcibly taken by individuals in a white four-wheel-drive vehicle, raising concerns about political repression...
Shauwn Mkhize’s Home Raided: Illegal Firearms and Tax Evasion Uncovered.
Shauwn Mkhize’s Home : The recent raid at Shauwn Mkhize’s home has shocked South Africa, uncovering illegal firearms and deepening investigations into tax evasion. SARS and police, in their continued crackdown on criminal activities, executed the raid at Mkhize’s luxurious La Lucia property in Durban. The operation not only targeted unpaid taxes but also exposed a hidden arsenal of...
Protester Run Over by Armoured Vehicle in Mozambique: Justice on the Line.
Protester Run Over: A recent incident in Mozambique where a protester was run over by an armoured vehicle has captured national and international attention. The victim, a 29-year-old woman, is now stable and recovering in hospital after initially arriving in critical condition. Meanwhile, the incident has sparked widespread outrage, with opposition parties and citizens demanding accountability from Mozambique’s security...
Uganda Landslides Kill 15, Leave Over 100 Missing
Uganda Landslides Claim Lives and Leave Hundreds Missing Uganda landslides triggered by relentless heavy rains have devastated six villages in Bulambuli district, eastern Uganda, leaving at least 15 people dead and over 100 missing. The disaster struck on Wednesday night, with massive landslides burying homes and altering lives forever. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but the grim reality of the situation...
WHO Africa Director-Elect Dies in India at 55
WHO Africa Director-Elect Dies at 55 The WHO Africa Director-elect, Dr. Faustine Ndugulile, has died at the age of 55. The Tanzanian lawmaker and medical doctor passed away on Wednesday morning in India, where he was undergoing treatment. His death marks a significant loss for global health leadership, especially in Africa, where he was poised to take over as the...
Namibia Election Sparks Hope for Change and Progress
Namibia Election: A Moment for Change and Progress Namibia’s election is at the center of conversations about progress and change. With the ruling SWAPO party’s candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah leading the race, voters are weighing their options for leadership in a country facing economic challenges and demands for reform. Her bid could make her Namibia’s first female president, offering a historic...
Mali Town Hit by Disease and Drone Strikes After July Battle
Mali Town Hit by Disease and Drone Strikes After July Battle The town of Tinzaouaten in northern Mali, which was at the center of a fierce battle between Tuareg rebels and the Malian army supported by Russian mercenaries in July, now faces a dire humanitarian crisis. Residents are suffering from disease outbreaks, including diphtheria and malaria, as well as frequent...
India Suspends Parliament Over U.S. Indictment of Adani in Bribery Scandal
India Suspends Parliament Over U.S. Indictment of Adani India’s lower house of parliament was suspended for the second consecutive day on Wednesday due to disruptions by lawmakers demanding a discussion on the U.S. indictment of billionaire Gautam Adani. The political uproar follows allegations of bribery and securities fraud, which have shaken India’s political and business landscape. Adani’s conglomerate, which spans...
