East-Africa
Outgoing President of Mozambique Seeks Dialogue to Resolve Unrest
In a recent address, President Filipe Nyusi, who is nearing the end of his current term, urged for a constructive dialogue aimed…
Topic
Legal and Judicial Affairs
East-Africa
Anglican Church Confronts Criticism Following Zimbabwe Abuse Scandals from the 1970s and 1980s
Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, the Anglican Primate of Southern Africa, has issued a cautionary note suggesting that we may see an uptick in…
East-Africa
Rising Rampant Violence by Law Enforcement Towards Mozambique’s Citizens and Reporters
Human rights advocates are strongly encouraging the authorities in Mozambique to take decisive action against the ongoing repression and violence directed at…
North-Africa
16 Days to Conclude the Worldwide Crisis of Gender-Based Violence
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is a powerful global campaign held every year from November 25 to December 10.…
West-Africa
Australian Mining Company Settles $160 Million Deal for CEO’s Freedom in Mali
In a significant move, Resolute Mining, an Australian-based company, has agreed to pay a hefty sum of $160 million to the Malian…
Southern-Africa
South African Authorities Permit Food and Water for Illegal Miners Waiting for Processing
The task force known as Operation Vala Umgodi, part of the South African Police Service operating in the North West province, has…
West-Africa
Former Adversaries Clash in Senegal’s Parliamentary Elections
This weekend, a significant face-off is set to take place in Senegal’s parliamentary elections, pitting former President Macky Sall against Prime Minister…
West-Africa
EU Fishing Boats Set to Leave Senegalese Waters as Agreement Concludes
The European Commission has made the call to let the current fishing agreement between Brussels and Dakar lapse, citing significant issues related…
East-Africa
Police Fatally Shot 50 Amid Ongoing Protests Following Mozambique Elections
Tragic news has emerged from Mozambique, where police reportedly opened fire, resulting in the deaths of seven individuals during a demonstration in…
West-Africa
Nigerian Advocacy Organization Refutes Abortion Claims Made by Reuters
The Nigerian government recently expressed its approval of a report that concluded there was “no evidence” to support claims that military personnel…
East-Africa
Burkina Faso Set to Reintroduce Capital Punishment, Says Justice Minister
Burkina Faso is currently in talks about potentially bringing back the death penalty, a practice that was abolished back in 2018. Justice…
