Tension in Ivory Coast as Government Bans Political Rallies Ahead of Presidential Election
With just a week to the presidential polls, Ivory Coast has imposed a sweeping two-month ban on political rallies and
Sarah Mullally Becomes First Woman Archbishop of Canterbury
History was made on Friday as Sarah Mullally was appointed the new Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to
Japan Names Kisarazu City as Home for Nigerians in New Visa Plan
The Japanese government has officially chosen Kisarazu City as the “hometown” for Nigerians who want to live and work in
Protest Erupt in Maputo as Opposition Rejects Frelimo’s Election Victory
Maputo, the capital of Mozambique, witnessed widespread destruction on Friday morning following violent protests that erupted overnight in response to
Kenyan Senate Impeaches Deputy President, Gachagua
In a historic decision, Kenya’s Senate has voted to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, making him the first deputy president
Burkina Faso Seals ECOWAS Exit with New Biometric Passports
Burkina Faso has made a significant move to affirm its exit from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
Estonian Prime Minister Steps Down to Become EU Foreign Policy Chief
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas resigned today after being selected to become the European Union’s next foreign policy chief. Kallas,
Vatican Confirms Pope Francis’ Improvement After Flu Symptoms
Vatican officials announced on Monday that Pope Francis, aged 86, is showing signs of improvement after experiencing flu-like symptoms over
Donald Trump Faces New York Court Amidst Allegations of Asset Inflation Scheme
Former President Donald Trump has announced his intention to attend a New York court hearing on Monday, where he faces
