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The Heartbreaking Tragedy Surrounding Albert Ojwang's Death On June 9, 2025, a wave of protests surged through Nairobi, as citizens gathered outside the Central Police Station to voice their outrage following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang while in police custody. This tragic event has reignited deep-seated concerns regarding the actions of Kenya's security services, prompting President William Ruto to address the nation. In a significant turnaround, Ruto publicly acknowledged that Ojwang had died "at the hands of…

The Rising Tensions in Galkayo: A Complex Power Struggle In a dramatic escalation of hostilities, the Northeastern State government has issued a stark warning regarding its intentions towards the Northeastern State Security Force (PSF) in Galkayo. Recent actions by the PSF—operations conducted without prior regional approval—have provoked severe backlash from Governor Faisal Sheikh Ali, popularly known as Jifo Jabsade. Perched at the heart of this dispute is a dense weave of historical grievances and power…

Rising Tensions in South Asia: An Escalating Conflict On May 7, 2025, a chilling scene unfolded in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Soldiers stood guard at a mosque, which had been severely damaged by what authorities claimed was a missile attack from India. The air was thick with tension, a palpable fear hanging over the residents as they processed the aftermath of the strikes that they described as devastating. Pakistan swiftly responded with a vow of retaliation after this…

The actions of a faction of lawmakers, dubbed the "majority bloc," are now under significant scrutiny within the hallowed halls of the Supreme Court. A highly anticipated hearing has unfolded, focusing on the persistent stalemate in the National Legislature. While the court has yet to issue a ruling, legal analysts are already drawing meaningful conclusions from the probing questions posed during the session. “How can a legitimately elected Speaker simply be disregarded?” Chief Justice Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh remarked,…

The leaders of political parties in Greenland have united to publicly reject US President Donald Trump's remarks regarding the potential annexation of their autonomous island. In a joint statement released following an emergency meeting, the leaders of the territory's five parliamentary parties asserted, We—all party leaders—cannot accept the repeated statements about annexation and control of Greenland. Their statement, shared on social media platform Facebook, emphasized their collective stance on the issue. They went on…

Beledweyne Community Unites for Democratic Elections and Al-Shabaab Resistance In an inspiring turn of events, the Hawadle community of Somalia has thrown its weight behind the federal government's vision to introduce one-person, one-vote elections. After years of indirect voting processes, this marks a significant departure. Yet, what spurred this shift in political culture? Perhaps it’s the timeless truth that voices directly cast are the echoes of genuine democracy. During a momentous gathering on a sunny…

In northern Gaza, Israeli forces have intensified their operations around the enclave of Jabalia, tragically resulting in the loss of at least ten lives as food-seekers stood in line, according to reports from Palestinian medical personnel. Moreover, the military has issued evacuation orders while advancing against Hamas combatants. For nearly ten days, Jabalia has been under heavy Israeli bombardment. The military has encircled the camp, deploying tanks into adjacent towns like Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun with the overt…

Egypt's Tactical Maneuvering in Somalia Sparks New Strains with Ethiopia NAIROBI, Kenya - Egypt's recent military actions in Somalia, characterized by the deployment of troops and substantial military aid, have notably escalated tensions with Ethiopia. The longstanding feud over the Nile River's water resources, particularly the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), lies at the heart of this discord. This move by Egypt seemingly aims to counterbalance Ethiopia's expanding clout in the Horn of Africa, possibly leveraging…

The UN Security Council will not have waited for the two-week quarterly meeting of the Central African Republic to respond to the escalation of violence. He has just strongly condemned the violations of human rights, the violations of international humanitarian law, and he condemned the violations of the SOFA agreement, which binds the government of the RCA and the UN Minusca. Before confirming their…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, Jean-Michel SamaLukonde left Goma on Monday, June 7, after a three-day mission in the region. With a dozen ministers, the head of the Congolese government met with experts from the Goma Volcanological Observatory, humanitarian workers and disaster victims. At the end of his assignment, he announced a series of decisions.…