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Libya’s Competing Bodies Agree on Unified Framework
Libya’s New Agreement to Align Financial Policies
Libya's central bank announced an important agreement between the country's two legislative bodies, aimed at creating a unified development program. This move seeks to align the financial strategies of the rival administrations in a framework they both accept.
Libya is a major oil producer with divided governance between west and east.
The country has lacked a unified budget for over a decade.
The new agreement focuses on unifying spending channels for development…
Sudan Army Gains Ground Against RSF in Kordofan Region
Intensifying Conflict in Sudan's Kordofan Region: Territorial Struggles and Humanitarian Impact
The Kordofan region in Sudan has witnessed escalated fighting recently, as the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) vie for control of strategic areas. The renewed clashes underscore the fragile stability in the region, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis with thousands displaced.
Strategic Battlefields
With its strategic significance, North Kordofan has become a focal point. The army maintains a firm hold on…
Sudan on the Brink of Division Amid Ongoing Conflict
Sudan’s Conflict: A Nation on the Brink of Partition
After 19 months of intense conflict, Sudan stands at the crossroads of transformation and potential dissolution. The battle between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has evolved from a power struggle into a complex conflict threatening to redraw the nation’s borders. As global attention wavers, the possibility of a protracted partition looms large.
Shifting Battle Lines and the Asymmetric War
Recent developments have…
Over Half of Sudan’s Population Requires Aid Amid Escalating Conflict
Suffering in Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Worsens
The ongoing conflict in Sudan, raging since April 2023 between the national army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has plunged the nation into a deep humanitarian crisis. More than half of Sudan's population now requires urgent humanitarian assistance, according to the Danish Refugee Council's chief.
A Nation Under Siege
With tens of thousands of lives lost and nearly 12 million people displaced, Sudan finds itself amidst one of the world’s gravest humanitarian…
Super Eagles Set to Clash with DR Congo in Key World Cup Qualifier
Super Eagles Aim for Glory in World Cup Playoff Final
As the sun sets over Morocco, a palpable excitement fills the air, accompanying the bustling streets leading up to the grand showdown. The Super Eagles of Nigeria stand on the brink of history as they prepare to battle the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the 2026 World Cup Africa Playoff Final this Sunday. The stakes couldn’t be higher; the victor will secure a place in the FIFA Intercontinental Play-off Tournament, a gateway to the prestigious 2026 World Cup.
A…
UN Condemns Sudan Conflict’s Brutality as Crisis Escalates in Darfur
A Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: Calls for Urgent Action Amidst Escalating Conflict
In a landscape scarred by conflict and despair, the United Nations’ top humanitarian official, Tom Fletcher, condemned the ongoing civil war in Sudan as “brutal and inhumane” during a recent visit to the embattled region of Darfur. His mission, steeped in urgency, sought to highlight the dire need for unimpeded humanitarian aid in a country teetering on the brink of collapse.
The Heart of a Crisis
Fletcher's arrival in eastern Sudan on…
Peace Protects Health: Deadly Cholera Surge Mostly Preventable
Conflict, poverty and collapsing services: why cholera is surging again
"Peace is health," World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus repeats in briefings, a blunt reminder that infectious disease is not merely a biological problem but a political and social one. In late August 2025, WHO warned the world that cholera is resurging — and that the drivers are familiar: armed conflict, broken water and sanitation systems, deepening poverty and strained vaccine supplies.
The warning is not abstract.…
Somali Future Council cautions federal leaders: Do not breach provisional constitution
Somalia’s New Opposition Bloc Warns of ‘Red Lines’ as Federalism Wobbles
NAIROBI — In a city that often hosts Somali politics in exile, a newly formed alliance of regional leaders and opposition figures gathered Wednesday and issued the sort of warning that lands with a thud in Mogadishu: Do not bend the country’s fragile constitutional order. Do not change the rules without consensus. Do not extend your mandate. And do not squeeze Somalia’s federal system until it breaks.
Calling itself the Somali Future Council, the bloc…
Weah’s Death Speculations Ignite Discussion on Liberia’s Political Divide
Speculations and Political Morality: The Case of George Weah
In the era of instant information, where social media platforms act as both news outlets and rumor mills, the case of former Liberian President George Weah has ignited a firestorm of debate. With murmurs circulating about his health and even rumors of his death, the incident raises profound questions about the ethical landscape of Liberian politics and, by extension, the global political arena. Is the political discourse in Liberia suffering from a loss of moral…
Cameroon Opposition Leader Calls for Freedom of Detained Demonstrators
Cameroon's Political Tempest: A Struggle for Freedom and Justice
In the heart of Central Africa, a political storm brews as opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary raises the stakes following a contentious election that has ignited widespread protests and a cry for accountability from the Cameroonian government. The aftershocks of this election are not merely a local affair; they resonate with broader themes of governance and democratic integrity that transcend borders, challenging not only the legitimacy of Cameroon’s…