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“My client’s life is on the line” — Lawyer of Cuban man on hunger strike after U.S. deportation to Eswatini
A Cuban national deported from the United States to the African kingdom of Eswatini has been on a hunger strike for a week while being held at a maximum-security prison without charges or legal access,...
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“People can no longer make ends meet” – Ivorian voices rise against Ouattara’s fourth term
Placide Konan, a 33-year-old slam poet in Abidjan, has turned his art into a form of resistance, voicing discontent over President Alassane Ouattara’s bid for a fourth term in Ivory Coast’s...
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20 people arrested in Cameroon as election tensions rise ahead of presidential results
Cameroon’s tense post-election atmosphere intensified Tuesday as authorities announced the arrest of at least 20 people linked to protests challenging the October 12 presidential election. The detentions...
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“I’m committed to offering the best to our youth” — Ouattara calls on young Ivorians to participate in presidential election
President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast has called on the nation’s youth to come out in full force for the upcoming presidential election, presenting himself as the candidate most dedicated to...
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“It’s good for a woman to run” — Simone Gbagbo eyes history in Ivory Coast’s presidential race
More than a decade after she was dragged from a bunker alongside her then-husband, former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, Simone Ehivet Gbagbo is attempting a dramatic return to power. Once branded the...
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U.S. appeals court lets Trump regain control of Oregon Guard, but deployment remains stalled
An appeals court on Monday temporarily lifted a lower court’s restriction that prevented President Donald Trump from taking command of 200 Oregon National Guard troops. However, despite the partial...
