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Meta Engages in Legal Struggle in South Africa Over Minor Content Issues

The recent decision involving Meta (parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp) unfolds against a troubling backdrop: South Africa is grappling with a significant increase in cybercrime. Incidents of WhatsApp scams are on the rise, alongside the alarming proliferation of illegal content. As public awareness heightens, questions arise: how can we trust these platforms to protect our youth? And who bears the responsibility for safeguarding their interests? At the heart of this legal battle is Emma Sadleir, a…

Trump Initiates Legal Action Against Murdoch and Journalists at the Wall Street Journal

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has initiated a lawsuit against Dow Jones, News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, and two reporters from The Wall Street Journal, citing claims under federal libel law, as revealed by court documents. Details of the complaint have not yet been made available; however, the lawsuit was filed in a federal court in Miami. This action follows a report from The Wall Street Journal detailing a birthday greeting that Mr. Trump purportedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003. The message…

Northeastern State Dismisses SSC-Khaatumo Leadership on Legal Basis

Garowe (AX) — In a recent turn of events, Northeastern State authorities declared their non-recognition of the SSC-Khaatumo administration. They published a statement asserting that there’s no legal foundation for a distinct regional government to represent the Dhulbahante community. This declaration sets off ripples of tension within an already complex political landscape. On Wednesday, the Northeastern State Ministry of Interior conveyed its position, acknowledging the pivotal role the Dhulbahante people played in the…

Trump Announces 50% Tariff on Brazilian Imports, Slams Bolsonaro’s Legal Troubles

In a bold move, U.S. President Donald Trump recently announced a significant 50% tariff aimed at Brazilian goods. This announcement coincides with his strong criticism of the trial involving former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, which he labeled an "international disgrace." Trump conveyed these sentiments in a letter addressed to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, emphasizing that "this trial should not be taking place." The U.S. president also signaled that Washington would initiate an investigation into…

Semenya Secures Legal Victory for Fair Trial, Yet Faces Ongoing 800m Ban

Caster Semenya, South Africa's double Olympic champion in the 800 meters, has recently achieved a notable, if partial, legal victory. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that the Swiss Federal Supreme Court infringed upon her right to a fair hearing back in 2020. It’s a ruling that resonates deeply, not just in the realm of sports, but also within wider discussions about equity and the treatment of athletes. To put this into context, Semenya's fight isn't just about one race or one title; it's a quest for…

US Court Approves Deportation of Eight Migrants to South Sudan Amid Legal Battle

Legal Ruling Sparks Controversy Over Deportations to South Sudan On Friday, July 4, a pivotal decision emerged from the courtroom of U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy. Bound by a recent order from the Supreme Court, Judge Murphy ruled that the Department of Homeland Security was no longer barred from deporting certain individuals. This move has left many feeling a sense of urgency and concern about the implications for those affected. The court’s ruling effectively extinguished the migrants' final attempts to halt their…

Burkina Faso Bans Six Foreign NGOs for Violating Legal and Data Regulations

Recent developments in Burkina Faso have raised eyebrows both domestically and internationally, as the military government has enacted significant changes affecting foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs). In a notable decree, the government announced the withdrawal of operating licenses for four foreign NGOs and the suspension of two other associations. These decrees, attributed to a government minister, were formalized in mid-June. While the minister referenced specific breaches that justified the actions, the…

U.S. Embassy Cautions Ghanaians: Legal Missteps May Lead to Deportation

Recently, the U.S. Embassy shared a crucial message on its official Facebook page regarding the importance of adhering to U.S. laws. Officials underscored a significant point: “Breaking U.S. laws can have serious consequences for your visa.” Further expanding on this, they cautioned, “If you are arrested or violate any laws, your visa may be revoked, you may be deported, and you could be ineligible for future U.S. visas.” These statements highlight the serious implications of noncompliance while residing in the United…

Inside a Top-Tier Online Casino: Responsible Play and Legal Standards

The Essence of Responsibility At the heart of every reputable online casino lies a steadfast commitment to responsible gambling. This guiding principle encompasses an array of practices designed to protect players and foster a healthy gaming atmosphere. But what does it truly mean to gamble responsibly? First and foremost, it reflects a dedication to player safety. Responsible casinos incorporate advanced encryption technologies that not only protect transactions but also fortify personal information. Think…

Ethiopia Seeks Legal Path to Sea Access, Pledges Peaceful Approach, Says PM Abiy Ahmed

Ethiopia’s Path to the Sea: A Determined and Peaceful Pursuit ADDIS ABABA, June 9, 2025 – In a determined move to reshape its geographical constraints, Ethiopia is set to rigorously pursue sea access through legal and diplomatic avenues, as articulated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during a televised interview on Monday. During an insightful discussion with the state-run Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC), Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed addressed a pivotal…

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