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The Trump administration may revoke temporary stays for over a million migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti, allowing for rapid deportation according to an ICE document. This includes individuals …
Trump Administration Targets Deportation of Migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Haiti Read More
Said Ait Mahdi, a Moroccan activist, has been sentenced to three months imprisonment for leading protests against the government’s earthquake response. He faces additional fines, and his sentencing has drawn …
Moroccan Activist Sentenced for Protesting Government’s Earthquake Response Read More
The Democratic Republic of Congo has sued Apple over alleged involvement in the smuggling of minerals amid ongoing violence, leading to millions of deaths. Concurrently, Algeria’s President demands that France …
DRC Sues Apple Over Mineral Trade Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Algeria’s Colonial Grievances Read More
Mozambique has seen 21 deaths due to unrest following the Constitutional Council’s affirmation of Frelimo’s election victory, which has prompted allegations of vote-rigging and nationwide protests by opposition supporters. In …
Mozambique Sees Violence and Deaths Following Electoral Court Ruling Read More
Deo Kato, a British-Ugandan athlete, has completed a remarkable 518-day run from South Africa to London to raise awareness about racism. Along the way, he faced serious challenges including illness, …
British-Ugandan Athlete Deo Kato Completes Historic Run Against Racism Read More
Brazilian President Lula will undergo a new surgery to address brain bleeding. This minimally invasive procedure, known as middle meningeal artery embolization, aims to stop the persistent bleeding and follows …
President Lula to Undergo Additional Surgery for Brain Bleeding Read More
Ghana’s presidential and parliamentary elections commenced on Saturday, highlighting severe economic challenges faced by the country. With 18.7 million registered voters, the elections are pivotal for democracy in West Africa. …
Ghana’s Elections: A Critical Test for Democracy Amid Economic Turmoil Read More
A team of kayakers has accomplished the first-ever descent of Gabon’s Ivindo River, marking a monumental achievement in both sports and ecological exploration. The river, known for its dense rainforests …
Historic Kayak Descent Achieves First-Ever Journey on Gabon’s Ivindo River Read More
Venezuela’s government released around 70 political prisoners, including women and children, following a harsh crackdown after the presidential election. This marks the first major release since the government intensified its …
Venezuela Releases 70 Political Prisoners After Election Crackdown Read More
Venezuela’s government released 70 political prisoners, including women and children, as part of a post-election detention reversal. This is the first significant release since President Nicolás Maduro’s crackdown on dissent, …
Venezuela Releases 70 Political Prisoners Amidst Post-Election Repression Read More