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Over 50 Anti-Corruption Activists Face Charges, Detained in Uganda More than fifty Ugandan anti-corruption activists have been charged and detained. These individuals, vocal in their protests against widespread corruption, find themselves facing legal repercussions. The demonstrations were organized to highlight the endemic graft plaguing the nation. During a rally intended to raise awareness about corruption, police intervened unexpectedly. The protesters, who aimed to call attention to the misuse of public funds, were…

US Embarks on Fresh Peace Initiatives for Sudan US Embarks on Fresh Peace Initiatives for Sudan On a hopeful Tuesday, July 23, the United States unveiled a new attempt to coax peace back into the chaos-stricken Sudan. Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, disclosed in an official communiqué his invitation to both the Sudanese military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitaries. They’ve been called to attend the imminent ceasefire discussions set to commence on August 14 in Switzerland.

Speculations Surround the Alleged Negotiations Between the Congo River Alliance and the Congolese Government Whispers of negotiations between the Congo River Alliance (AFC) and the Congolese authorities are circulating. "Yes, discussions have begun," affirmed insiders from the movement that also includes M23. Yet, Congolese officials sternly retort, "That's not true." This contradictory communication has left many puzzled. So, what exactly did transpire in Uganda on Monday?

Libya Hosts Major Forum on Mediterranean Migration On the bustling Wednesday of July 17, Tripoli becomes the backdrop for a significant international discourse on migration across the Mediterranean. Libya, viewing itself as a casualty of this crisis, serves as a transit hub for countless migrants from sub-Saharan Africa aiming for Europe. These migrants linger in Libya for years on end, hoping to brave the perilous Mediterranean. In a labyrinthine twist, Libya is tethered by agreements with Italy and the European Union…

The six French soldiers and the helicopter, which have been held since Wednesday at the airport in Bata, Equatorial Guinea's economic capital, where they landed their planes to refuel, were allowed to leave the territory on Friday night, the French army confirmed to RFI. The six French soldiers were allowed to land urgently in…

This is the first major event organized by the DRC. The Francophonie Summit also had the same concern that the DRC would not be able to organize the Francophonie Summit. According to the minutes, the reports were apparently one of the largest summits since the creation of the Francophonie summits. Ivory Coast also has the same configuration as us. They took a year to build the village of La Francophonie and they got there. There is so far no question of suspension or cancellation of any kind.…

Somali leaders sign revised election agreement, elections to be held within two months MOGADISHU, Somalia - Delegates will elect constituency representatives for the next sixty days following an agreement signed on Thursday by the federal government and federal government, in what now resolves the current electoral support in the country. Somalia has been embroiled in a pre-election stalemate…

Kalev should not think we are upset about him. No one blames him, but he must be held accountable for his actions, that's what matters. Nor should it be the case that public opinion thinks it is against it. It's like he's the victim, no. What we want is justice. It is essential. Jean-Claude Muyambo Kyassa, former president of Lubumbashi Bar Kamanda Wa Kamanda .

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Mogadishu talks on the release of elections are twisting on the brink of collapse after Somalia's political stakeholders disagreed with the process There has been no tangible progress on the key issues of the election due to the lack of commitment of outgoing President Farmajo to compromise the interests of the nation. On Monday morning, Farmajo and his allied regional heads of state in Galmudug, HirShabelle and Southwest met with Prime Minister Roble and the mayor of Mogadishu at Afisyoni for a…

Somalia: NSF calls for Farmajo to be held responsible for failed elections MOGADISHU, Somalia - Calls are growing louder from an alliance of opposition and two federal states in Somalia to hold outgoing President Farmajo accountable for his outrageous actions that led to Somalia missing key election deadlines. In an open letter to the international community, the Somali National…