Museveni Reports Significant Early Edge in Uganda’s Election Race

Uganda's Controversial Election: Museveni Takes the Lead Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has taken a significant early lead in the presidential election amidst accusations of fraud and intimidation by the opposition. Main challenger Bobi Wine alleges widespread electoral violations in a climate of repression and delays. Museveni leads with 76.25% of the vote while Wine holds 19.85%. The elections have been marred by delays, violence, and an internet shutdown. Wine claims he is under house arrest as security…

Devastating Floods Hit Southern Region, Death Toll Rises to 19

Mozambique and South Africa Face Catastrophic Flooding Relentless rainfall has triggered severe flooding in Mozambique and northern South Africa, resulting in widespread devastation. Critical emergency measures are underway to ensure public safety and mitigate damage. Heavy rains have led to significant flooding, particularly affecting Kruger National Park. At least 19 fatalities have occurred, with continued risks for low-lying communities. Urgent evacuations and helicopter rescues are in progress. Immediate…

Drone Strike Claims 10 Lives, Including 7 Children, in Tragic Event

Tragic Drone Strike Intensifies Sudan’s Conflict A drone strike in el-Obeid, Sudan, has tragically killed at least 10 people, including seven children. This incident highlights the escalating violence in the ongoing conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The strike targeted a house in a crucial army-controlled area. Eyewitnesses report devastation at the center of North Kordofan’s capital. RSF has intensified efforts to encircle this strategic location. Context of…

South Africans Unite in Support of Palestine Hunger Strike

South African Protests in Support of Pro-Palestine Hunger Strikers South African civil society groups staged nationwide protests, showing solidarity with pro-Palestine hunger strikers detained in U.K. prisons. The demonstrators urged the British government to intervene and secure their release. Protests took place outside British Council offices and consulates in major South African cities. Demands were handed over to officials to act on behalf of the hunger strikers. Calls were made for both U.K. and South…

Eyewitnesses Report Tanzanian Police Firing on Civilians from Afar

Tanzania's Election Week Violence: A Deep Dive into the Chaos Tanzania’s recent election period has been marred by unprecedented political violence. This article examines the turmoil and its implications, weaving together eyewitness accounts and official responses. Analyzes the context and spread of violence Uncovers witness testimonies and official narratives Explores the broader political implications Shootings Beyond the Protest Zones Tanzania's post-election violence transcended typical protest arenas,…

Türkiye and OIC Rally Behind Somalia Amid Israel Tensions

Türkiye and OIC's Firm Stance Against Israeli Recognition of North Western State of Somalia Türkiye and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have reiterated their strong support for Somalia, firmly rejecting Israel's recognition of North Western State of Somalia as an independent state. This decision was made clear during the 22nd Extraordinary Session of the OIC's Council of Foreign Ministers in Saudi Arabia. The session was chaired by Turkish Deputy Minister Ambassador Musa Kulaklıkaya. Türkiye emphasized…

114 Dead, Including Relatives of RSF Leaders, in Devastating Attack

Escalation in Sudan: Over 114 Dead in Darfur Clashes Sudan's conflict continues to ravage the Darfur region, claiming the lives of over 114 people within a week. Clashes between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have intensified, leading to devastating consequences for civilians. Sudan has been embroiled in conflict since April 2023. The RSF recently took control of the army's last stronghold in Darfur. The latest attacks were marked by drone strikes and regaining territory.…

UN Discovers Severe Crisis While Entering Sudan’s el-Fasher

Assessing the Aftermath of RSF's Takeover in El-Fasher For the first time in months, a United Nations team has entered el-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, to evaluate the extensive damage caused by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This visit highlights the dire humanitarian conditions after a violent year-long siege. The UN team found the city nearly emptied due to fear and destruction. Residents face shortages of food, medicine, and shelter. Reports indicate mass casualties and possible war…

7 Fatalities as Migrant Vessel Overturns; Many Rescued

Tragedy Strikes as Migrant Boat Capsizes Off Gambia An overcrowded boat carrying migrants capsized near Gambia’s Atlantic coast, highlighting the dangers faced by those attempting to reach Europe. Seven bodies have been recovered, and search efforts continue for missing passengers, underscoring the persistent risks of the West African route to the Canary Islands. The boat, carrying over 200 migrants, overturned near Jinack village. 96 people were rescued, while 10 survivors are in critical condition. Gambia’s…

Turkey Expresses Firm Disapproval of Israel’s Actions

Türkiye’s Firm Stance Against Israel's Recognition of North Western State of Somalia In a heated session at the United Nations, Türkiye’s U.N. envoy, Ahmet Yıldız, condemned Israel's recognition of North Western State of Somalia as an independent state. He warned that this decision threatens Somalia’s sovereignty and poses broader risks to international stability. Yıldız addressed the U.N. Security Council, stressing the importance of territorial integrity. He criticized the Israeli government's actions as…