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The majority of polling stations in Gabon closed during the presidential election, the first since a 2023 military coup. Analysts forecast a significant victory for the interim president. Although polls …
Gabon Holds First Presidential Election Post-Military Coup Read More
The Niger junta has released several ministers from the overthrown government, signaling a possible shift towards dialogue and stability in the region following the coup. The junta in Niger has …
Niger Junta Releases Ministers from Overthrown Government Read More
The trial of Nicolas Sarkozy is examining alleged illegal financing of his 2007 campaign, revealing France’s back-channel dealings with Libya’s Gadhafi. Prosecutors seek a seven-year sentence for Sarkozy, who denies …
Sarkozy’s Trial Casts New Light on France’s Ties with Gadhafi Read More
Louisiana ranks second for election integrity. Recent reports highlight safety concerns for bridges, with eight in Louisiana under review. Union workers protest postal privatization in Baton Rouge, and stakeholders consider …
Louisiana Achieves Second Place in Election Integrity Rankings Read More
The expulsion of South Africa’s ambassador to the U.S. is criticized as childish, reportedly based on his alleged dislike of President Trump. The conflict seems fueled by wealth inequality highlighted …
Criticism of South Africa Ambassador’s Expulsion Highlights Political Immaturity Read More
Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, condemned Ukrainian President Zelensky as a “Western puppet” and criticized his involvement in South Africa. He expressed gratitude toward Russia for its past support …
Julius Malema’s Bold Rejection of Zelensky and Support for Russia Read More
Nollywood has evolved into a major cultural force, rivaling Hollywood and Bollywood, since its inception with “Living in Bondage” in 1992. The industry reflects Nigeria’s socio-political landscape, producing diverse films …
Inside Nollywood: The Rise of Nigeria’s Cultural Powerhouse Read More
Nollywood, Nigeria’s film industry, has become a prominent cultural entity, beginning with the 1992 film Living in Bondage and evolving from VHS to streaming. It faces challenges like piracy, yet …
Nollywood: Nigeria’s Film Industry as a Cultural Powerhouse Read More
This article discusses the parallels between the current state of democracy in America and apartheid-era South Africa. It emphasizes the critical choice Republicans must make about accommodating the changing demographics …
Democracy in Crisis: Parallel Paths of America and South Africa Read More
Traders protested on Jogoo Road against the planned demolition of Uhuru Market, causing severe traffic disruption. The market has long been threatened by land ownership disputes with private developers. A …
Traders Protest Uhuru Market Demolition, Causing Traffic Chaos on Jogoo Road Read More