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Voices Silenced: 20-Year Sentence for Chad’s Daring Opponent

The Echoes of Silence: Succes Masra's Sentencing and its Implications for Chadian Society In a dramatic turn of events that has shaken the political landscape of Chad, the opposition leader Succes Masra has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. This ruling is not simply a matter of legal repercussions; it serves as a stark reminder of the tense political climate in which dissent finds little sanctuary. Masra's conviction on charges of "spreading racist and xenophobic messages" and his alleged complicity in the aftermath of…

Chad’s Succès Masra Faces 20-Year Sentence Amid Turmoil

Chad's Political Crossroads: The Tale of the Mandakao Verdict N’DJAMENA, Aug. 10 — In the heart of Chad’s capital, a courtroom buzzed with tension as a sentence that may redefine the nation’s political landscape was pronounced. Succès Masra, former prime minister and a prominent opposition leader, received a hefty 20-year prison sentence alongside a staggering fine of 1 billion CFA francs. His alleged crime? Complicity in the harrowing Mandakao massacre that erupted from a clash of communities this past May. The Charges…

Uganda Cuts Power Bills as Currency Soars to 20-Year High

Uganda, a nation known for its rich landscapes and vibrant cultures, has recently embarked on a significant economic journey. By cutting electricity prices, Uganda has achieved a remarkable feat, marking its steepest power tariff reduction in the last twenty years. This bold move, in part, is a direct result of a resilience shown by the Ugandan shilling, which, against all odds, has soared and strengthened. As this currency appraisal lowered the costs of key imports such as fuel and power generation components,…

Nigeria’s PH Refinery Celebrates 6 Months of Revival after 20-Year Hiatus

In an ambitious move towards energy independence, Nigeria has taken strides to diminish its reliance on imported petroleum products. Imagine for a moment a nation buoyed by its own resources, no longer tethered to volatile international markets. The heartbeat of this vision is the successful operation of its refineries, particularly a prominent one in Port Harcourt. The uninterrupted functioning of this facility, extending over 180 days, is a beacon of hope for Nigeria’s energy security.…

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