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In a remarkable wave of civic engagement, tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in major U.S. cities to voice their dissent against the polarizing policies of President Donald Trump. These demonstrations mark the largest public outcry since his return to the White House. Residents from various backgrounds have come together to rally against a range of issues stemming from the president's administration—ranging from government staffing cuts to trade tariffs and the erosion of civil liberties. Major cities, including…

In a significant turn of events, authorities have detained at least 98 individuals linked to an alleged unlawful assembly aimed at inciting unrest against President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Accusations of attempting to disrupt the established order provide a backdrop to the political turbulence permeating Zimbabwe. These individuals will be held in custody until April 10, a date that looms over their future, as a determination regarding their bail will be made then. The protests have gained traction under the leadership of the…

Across South Africa, an outpouring of voices rose in unison as thousands of students, activists, and concerned citizens took to the streets. Their rallying cry? Justice for a seven-year-old girl from the Eastern Cape, who suffered the unimaginable—a rape committed within the supposed safety of her school in October 2024. It’s a moment that has sparked outrage and galvanized a nation. The protesters weren’t merely expressing anger; they delivered heartfelt memoranda to education officials, demanding immediate action. Calls…

In a significant move aimed at addressing support for Palestine on U.S. college campuses, over 300 visas have been revoked by U.S. authorities. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has emphasized the importance of maintaining order, noting, "We cannot allow those who engage in vandalizing universities, harassing students, and taking over buildings to reside freely in our country." The cancellation of visas includes that of a Turkish student detained in Boston. However, specifics regarding her involvement in any alleged activities…

For nearly a month now, the judicial system has come to a standstill, with magistrates resolute in their decision to abstain from their duties. This protest stems from persistent grievances regarding subpar working conditions and insufficient salaries. As a result, countless court cases have languished in limbo, leaving many seeking justice in a precarious state of uncertainty. The National Trade Union of Magistrates, known as SYNAMAG, has voiced strong disapproval toward the government’s apparent neglect of the judiciary.…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a dramatic showdown that has taken the nation by storm, a gaggle of irate airlines has hit the brakes on both local and international flights on a day that will linger in the annals of aviation history — Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The core reason? An itchy battle over swelling fees slapped on carriers by Somalia’s federal administrators, an action akin to a sudden 'turkey dump' right before dessert. What’s the buzz all about? Let’s go for a nosedive into this unfolding aerial saga. The usually stoic…

In a decisive move, Dutch law enforcement rounded up numerous pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Amsterdam for violating a protest ban. This restriction was enacted following violent confrontations between Israeli football fans and local youths. The Amsterdam District Court upheld the mayor's order to prohibit demonstrations in the city. This decision came just days after disturbances erupted involving fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv and others on scooters throughout various neighborhoods. Despite the ban, hundreds of individuals…

Somalis protest in opposition to Al-Shabaab as military steps up offensive GALKAYO, Somalia - Sections of Galkayo residents have gathered within the streets to protest in opposition to Al-Shabaab militants who've made forays into the world in central Somalia, a spot dominated by the Al-linked group. -Qaida. Al-Shabaab militants have stepped up their actions within the area, primarily…

On Thursday, July 1, South Africa and the United Kingdom criticized the violent repression of demonstrations against the monarchy in Eswatini, the government of this small country in southern Africa that accuses "foreign elements" and "terrorists" of sowing seeds. Africa's last absolute monarchy, formerly known as Swaziland, has…

One hundred women were in front of the courthouse in Ndjamena this morning to protest against violence against women and the impunity that the perpetrators of these crimes enjoy. The protesters were furious after a new rape case. The message was sung by some thirty protesters dressed in black and a sign in their hand, describes…