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Africa is poised for a busy election year in 2025, with at least nine presidential elections, several legislative contests, and various referendums expected to shape the political landscape. Key countries …
2025 Elections: A Pivotal Year for African Democracies Read More
In 2025, Africa will conduct various elections, including at least nine presidential and multiple legislative, senatorial, municipal elections, and referendums. Key nations such as Gabon, Burundi, and Malawi, among others, …
Overview of Africa’s Upcoming Elections in 2025 Read More
In 2025, several African nations, including Gabon, Burundi, Malawi, and Seychelles, will hold crucial elections for presidential and legislative positions. A total of nine presidential elections, along with several legislative …
2025: A Pivotal Election Year for Africa’s Democratic Landscape Read More
Religious leaders in the DRC organized a prayer gathering in response to the capture of Goma by M23 fighters. They emphasized unity among churches and called for both local support …
Religious Leaders Call for Unity Amid Crisis in DR Congo Read More
The National Alliance for Change in Togo will boycott the upcoming senate elections on February 2, citing concerns over electoral fraud and lack of transparency. This boycott follows a similar …
Togo Opposition Party Declares Boycott of Upcoming Senate Elections Read More
The Democratic Republic of the Congo faces escalating tensions as M23 rebels advance through North Kivu and South Kivu provinces, having captured significant facilities including the airport. Gunfire and conflict …
Escalating Tensions in Democratic Republic of the Congo Amid M23 Rebellion Read More
Militants from Nigeria attacked southern Cameroon, killing seven troops and displacing civilians. Villagers reported incursions, with increased attacks attributed to armed Fulani. Cameroon’s military faced heavy casualties, prompting calls for …
Nigerian Militant Attacks in Cameroon Result in Troop Fatalities and Civilian Displacement Read More
Guyana’s Foreign Minister Hugh Todd reaffirmed the government’s dedication to addressing border issues with Venezuela and Suriname, highlighting efforts for peaceful resolutions. The government is lobbying for international support against …
Guyana’s Foreign Minister Highlights Ongoing Border Issues with Venezuela and Suriname Read More
Gabon’s military regime reported that 91.8% of voters backed a new constitution in a recent referendum aimed at reforming governance. The proposed constitution limits presidential terms and excludes non-Gabonese candidates, …
Gabonese Voters Approve New Constitution in Unfolding Political Transition Read More
Gabon’s military rulers announced that their proposed constitution was approved by 91.8% of voters in a recent referendum. The new constitution stipulates a two-term limit for the presidency and disqualifies …
Gabon Votes in Favor of New Constitution Amidst Controversy Read More