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General Brice Oligui Nguema, who led a coup in 2023 to topple the Bongo regime, has announced his candidacy for Gabon’s presidency. Critics express concern over constitutional changes perceived as …
Gabon Election: Junta Leader Nguema Declares Candidacy for Presidency Read More
The NPP Minority Caucus challenges President Mahama’s claim of resolving the power crisis in 2016. They highlight the adverse effects of intermittent power outages on daily life and businesses, calling …
NPP Minority Caucus Challenges President Mahama Over Power Crisis Claims Read More
Yamandú Orsi was sworn in as Uruguay’s President on March 1, 2025, marking the return of the leftist Broad Front coalition. His administration aims to address economic stagnation, balance labor …
Yamandú Orsi Inaugurated as President of Uruguay, Facing Major Challenges Read More
President Trump has directed the Treasury to stop minting new pennies, citing the rising costs of production. This initiative raises questions about the practicality of continuing such low-denomination currency in …
President Trump Directs Treasury to Cease Minting New Pennies Read More
The article commemorates recent obituaries, detailing the lives of individuals, including Betty Hampton, Donald Molencupp, and Lowell Pruitt, among others. It emphasizes the importance of remembering these individuals for their …
Tribute to Recent Obituaries: Remembering Lives and Legacies Read More
Namibia’s election proceeds with renewed voting efforts after technical challenges; President Biden plans to visit Angola to bolster economic ties; the EAC marks its 25th anniversary with a focus on …
Africa News Tonight: Namibia’s Voting Resumes, Biden to Visit Angola, EAC 25th Anniversary Read More
Lincoln Diaz-Balart, a prominent advocate for democracy in Cuba and former U.S. Congressman, has died at 70 after battling cancer. Known for his legislative efforts that impacted U.S. policy towards …
Tribute to Lincoln Diaz-Balart: Advocate for Democracy and Immigrant Rights Read More
Namibians are voting for a third day at reopened polling stations amid earlier technical issues. President Biden will visit Angola next week, highlighting U.S.-Africa economic relations. The East African Community …
Namibia Extends Voting Amid Technical Issues; Biden to Visit Angola; EAC Celebrates 25 Years Read More
The 45th anniversary of the February 25, 1980, military coup in Suriname was marked predominantly by the National Democratic Party, recalling the events surrounding the toppling of Prime Minister Henck …
Forty-Five Years Since the Surinamese Coup: Commemoration and Reflection Read More
The economic downturn in Iran is markedly affecting holiday shopping, with soaring inflation and falling currency values leading to a collapse in consumer spending. The removal of Finance Minister Abdolnaser …
Economic Challenges Overshadow Iran’s Upcoming Holiday Season Read More