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Ex-DR Congo President Stripped of Immunity Amid Treason Allegations

The Senate of the Democratic Republic of Congo recently made headlines, casting a decisive vote that stripped former President Joseph Kabila of his honorific immunity. This significant move comes amidst serious accusations linking him to the M23 rebel group, which, backed by Rwanda, has been implicated in territorial conflicts in the country’s mineral-rich eastern regions. In an outcome reflecting a clear majority, 88 senators supported the motion, while a mere five stood in opposition and three abstained. This overwhelming…

Trump Challenges Ramaphosa Over Misleading Genocide Allegations

During a recent meeting at the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump challenged South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with allegations concerning mass killings and land seizures from white individuals. This moment echoed Trump's earlier confrontational approach with Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelensky. South Africa firmly denies any assertion that crimes disproportionately target white citizens. While the nation does struggle with high murder rates, these predominantly affect the black community. President…

Ramaphosa Denounces ‘White Genocide’ Allegations Following Trump’s Surprise Video Encounter

During a significant meeting at the White House, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa addressed the contentious narrative of alleged white genocide in his country. This encounter with U.S. President Donald Trump was more than just an exchange of pleasantries; it represented a pivotal moment in reshaping diplomatic relations between South Africa and the United States. Trump, showcasing video clips featuring South African opposition leaders using provocative slogans, attempted to bolster his claims. Yet, Ramaphosa was…

ICJ Rejects Sudan’s Genocide Allegations Against the UAE

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has recently dismissed Sudan’s case against the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which accused the Emirates of exacerbating genocide in Sudan by supplying weapons to paramilitary forces. The court concluded that it lacked the necessary jurisdiction to hear the case. In a hearing last month, Sudan presented its arguments to the UN's highest court, claiming that the UAE was in violation of the Genocide Convention through its support of paramilitary groups in Sudan. However, the UAE…

Namibian Government Shaken by Rape and Kidnapping Allegations Against Minister

Minister Mac-Albert Hengari's Scandal: A Setback for President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Cabinet On a recent Saturday, the political landscape of Namibia was shaken when Mac-Albert Hengari, 59, was arrested. His apprehension, according to police reports, stemmed from an alleged attempt to bribe a 21-year-old victim to withdraw a complaint against him. This incident, which might seem like a distant scandal in some corners of the world, struck a nerve in a nation where leadership integrity is intricately woven into the fabric of daily…

EFF Dismisses U.S. Allegations Regarding Burkina Faso Gold Trade

The recent U.S. Senate hearing, where a representative from the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) leveled serious allegations against Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has sparked significant controversy. This hearing accused Traoré of misappropriating Burkina Faso’s gold reserves for his personal security rather than utilizing these resources for the betterment of his nation. In the wake of these claims, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has vehemently denied the accusations, asserting that they are unfounded. The EFF…

Mudavadi Rejects Allegations of Kenya’s Backing for Sudan’s RSF

Kenya's Stance on Sudan Conflict: A Commitment to Peace Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, during a recent public engagement, has taken a firm stand against allegations that Kenya has been supporting Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the ongoing conflict with the Sudanese Armed Forces. His remarks were made in a candid interview with the BBC. In a world increasingly marred by conflicts, the question of mediation becomes ever more significant. “We invite dialogue,” Mudavadi…

Minister Suusow Dismisses Poison Allegations Post Sheegow’s Custody Death

Somalia's Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Addresses Questions on General Sheegow's Passing On a quiet Tuesday morning at Recep Tayyip Erdogan Hospital in Mogadishu, the air was thick with speculation. The sands of time paused as Somalia’s Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Dahabo Suusow, took to the stage, addressing a crowd eager for clarity. The recent passing of former military officer Sheegow Ahmed Ali, affectionately known by many as "General Sheegow," had stirred multiple reactions and sparked countless…

Prince Harry Resigns from African Charity Amid Allegations

Understanding the Rift: A Deeper Look into Prince Harry's Charity Exit In the complex world of charitable organizations, changes in leadership can often lead to dramatic outcomes. Recently, a significant turn of events unfolded as Prince Harry made the difficult decision to part ways with a charity he deeply valued. This decision, layered with personal and organizational conflict, has brought into light the complexities that often accompany such social endeavors. This development arose…

Somali Region Dismisses Corruption Allegations as Slanderous

Somali Regional Government Faces and Rebuts Corruption Allegations In the heart of Eastern Ethiopia, the serene town of Jigjiga has recently turned the spotlight on a dispute that echoes far beyond its borders. The Somali Regional State Communication Affairs Bureau has robustly countered corruption allegations, dismissing them as nothing more than a fabricated and orchestrated smear campaign. But what fuels these claims, and what's at stake? The controversy stemmed from accusations put forth by the Somali Federalist Party…

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