Category: Global Politics
-
πΉπ©Chadian Government Launches Crackdown on Local Politicians with U.S. Passports
The Chadian government has launched a crackdown on politicians with dual citizenship. On July 14, Ndolembaye Njesada, Secretary General of the opposition party Les Transformateurs, was stopped at the airport and had both his Chadian and U.S. passports confiscated as he attempted to fly to the U.S. Njesadaβs allies called the incident a violation of…
-
πΈπΏ Eswatini says it will repatriate immigrants deported by United States
Eswatini announced on Wednesday that it would repatriate the five immigrants deported there by the United States. In a late-night post on X Tuesday, US Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said five men β citizens of Vietnam, Jamaica, Cuba, Yemen and Laos β had been deported to Eswatini. AGS: “As a responsible member of…
-
π¬πΆ Equatorial Guinea Accuses France of Neocolonialism over Seized Paris Mansion
Equatorial Guinea has accused France of neocolonialism at a UN hearing in The Hague, following the confiscation of a β¬100 million mansion in Paris. The property was seized after Vice President Teodorin Nguema Obiang β son of President Teodoro Obiang β was convicted by a French court on corruption and embezzlement charges in 2021. Obiang…
-
π±π· Liberians Protest Against President Boakaiβs Government Over Corruption and Economic Mismanagement
Monrovia, Liberia β Thousands of Liberians have taken to the streets in protest against President Joseph Boakaiβs administration, accusing it of widespread corruption and economic mismanagement. The demonstrations, which have grown in size over recent weeks, reflect growing frustration over rising living costs, unemployment, and allegations of graft within the government. Protesters in the capital,…
-
πΏπ¦ Nelson Mandela International Day 2025: The power to end poverty is in our hands
Former South African President Nelson Mandela was born on July 18, 1918. In 2006, the United Nations declared July 18 Nelson Mandela International Day in recognition of his contribution to the struggle for democracy internationally and the promotion of a culture of peace throughout the world. After 27 years in prison, Nelson Mandela walked free…
-
π±π· Liberia: Teachers Distance From Planned Protest
Monrovia, Liberia; July 17, 2025 The National Teachers’ Association of Liberia (NTAL) distances itself from protest being organized by the Solidarity of Trust for a New Day (STAND) and the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) Youth League. The NTAL, in a press statement, urged all its members to refrain from associating the Association with political…
-
Beatriz, an immigrant lawyer fighting for noncitizen kids
In February 2025, a Venezuelan-American lawyer named Beatriz received an order from the Interior Department to the nonprofit where she worked: stop all work. Beatriz represents unaccompanied minors: children who are going through immigration proceedings without their parents. These youngsters can be quite vulnerable. They may be living with family members, placed in foster care,…
-
French first lady Brigitte Macron to take libel case to highest court of appeals
Brigitte Macron is not backing down in her legal battle against two women who have claimed the French first lady was born a man.Β Last week, a Paris appeals court overturned earlier convictions that found the two women guilty of spreading false claims. The court ruled that they had acted in good faith and quashed…
-
π§π« TraorΓ© Exposes 35 African Presidents Who Allegedly Want Him Killed or Removed from Power
Burkina Fasoβs leader accuses fellow African heads of state of plotting against his government Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso β In a shocking revelation, Burkina Fasoβs President, Captain Ibrahim TraorΓ©, has publicly named 35 African presidents who he claims are actively working to have him assassinated or forcibly removed from power. The bold accusation, made during a…
-
π²π± Mali Enacts Law Extending Presidential Term
The revised Transitional Charter officially extends President Assimi GoΓ―taβs mandate by 5 years, with eligibility to run in future elections. Β«…As long as necessary to stabilize the countryΒ», states the document. The amendments were adopted by the National Transitional Council and stem from the 2021 National Dialogue, which produced over 500 recommendations on governance reforms…
Recent Posts
- Beyond the Textbook: How Student-Led Learning is Pioneering Education’s New Frontier
- π¬π§ UK Political Shift Puts Labour’s “African Reset” on Ice
- π³π¬ Obama Honors Fela Kuti in New Podcast, Celebrating Music and Activism
- π¬π Ghana makes local languages compulsory in schools
- πΏπ¦ Johannesburg High Court Denies Bail to Controversial Businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, Upholding Flight Risk Ruling
Tags
Africa African Union Algeria Banking Sector Burkina Faso China Cryptocurrency DRC ECOWAS Egypt Ethiopia France Ghana Gold Guinea Haiti Immigration Kenya Liberia Libya Mali Military Industries Mining Morocco Niger Nigeria Oil & Gas Industry Pan African Communication Pan African Nations Presidential Elections Republic of Liberia Russia Senegal Sierra Leone Somalia South Africa Sudan Tanzania Terrorism Uganda United Nations United States United States of America West Africa Zimbabwe
Comments
Wow wonderful blog layout How long have you been blogging for you make blogging look easy The overall look of…
ππππππ€ ππ π£ π₯ππ π¦π‘πππ₯π .