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Gabon shuts down social media nationwide: Here’s why
Authorities in Gabon have pulled the plug on social media nationwide, ordering an immediate shutdown of digital platforms as tensions rise over allegations of shrinking civic space. In a statement broadcast...
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Somalia reignites U.S.-backed campaign against Al-Shabab
Somalia’s government says the balance in its protracted war with al-Shabab is beginning to tilt. Backed by intensified U.S. airstrikes and broadened ground offensives, officials argue that the campaign...
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Lungu family rejects poisoning claims as burial dispute deepens in South Africa
Nearly eight months after the death of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu in South Africa, the dispute over his remains has taken another dramatic turn. His family is now pushing back against claims...
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Judge rules against U.S. re-detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot re-detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing the expiration of a 90-day detention period and the lack of a feasible deportation...
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U.S. reportedly sends another group of migrants to Cameroon amid legal and human rights concerns
A new group of migrants with no Cameroonian citizenship reportedly arrived in Yaounde, Cameroon, on Monday, continuing a controversial U.S. program that sends immigrants to countries with which they have...
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Two-day strike ends, Kenya’s main airport set to restore full operations
Flights at Kenya’s busiest airport are expected to return to full capacity after workers suspended a two-day industrial action on Tuesday, ending disruptions that had snarled travel since the start...
