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Mugabe’s Son Fined and Deported Over Toy Gun

Kingsley Oyong Akam30 April 2026

JOHANNESBURG, A South African court on Wednesday ordered the youngest son of Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe to pay a large fine and said he would be deported for pointing a toy gun at someone and breaking immigration laws. Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, believed to be in his late 20s, and another man were arrested in...

Senegal HIV Treatment Hit as Crackdown on LGBTQ Community Fuels Fear

Rita Eze29 April 2026

In Senegal, growing fears linked to a government crackdown on LGBTQ individuals are beginning to disrupt the country’s fight against HIV, as fewer patients visit treatment centres, according to health officials and data reviewed by Reuters. The situation follows a tougher stance by authorities, including new legislation that increases penalties for same-sex relationships. The law...

Mali Defence Minister Feared Dead After Large-Scale Jihadist Attack

Kingsley Oyong Akam26 April 2026

Mali’s Defence Minister Sadio Camara is feared dead after a large-scale jihadist attack by an al Qaeda affiliate on his residence near the main army base outside Bamako on Saturday, according to multiple reports. The operation in Kati, 15 kilometres north of Bamako, was part of a wider assault by Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM),...

Tunisia Authority Suspends Nobel Peace Prize-Winning LTDH Rights Group

Kingsley Oyong Akam25 April 2026

President of the Tunisian Human Rights League, Mr. Abdessattar Ben Moussa speaks during the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony in Oslo

Kenya Plane Overshoots Runway, All 36 Aboard Escape Unharmed

Kingsley Oyong Akam25 April 2026

NAIROBI, KENYA — A passenger plane overran the runway and careered into roadside bushes at a remote airstrip in northeastern Kenya on Friday, but all 36 people on board escaped without injury, an aviation official said. The Embraer aircraft operated by Kenyan carrier EBB Air had taken off from Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport at...

US Senator Ted Cruz Accuses Nigerian Government of Complicity in Killings Amid Lobbying Scrutiny

Rita Eze23 April 2026

A United States senator, Ted Cruz, has accused the government of Nigeria of being complicit in ongoing violence in parts of the country, particularly in northern and central regions, intensifying international scrutiny of Nigeria’s security challenges. Cruz made the allegations in recent public remarks, arguing that Nigerian authorities have failed to adequately respond to repeated...

Pope condemns inequality and prison conditions on final day of Africa tour

Kingsley Oyong Akam23 April 2026

BATA, Equatorial Guinea — Pope Leo used the last full day of his four-nation Africa tour on Wednesday to speak out against wealth inequality, urging believers to work to bridge the gap between rich and poor as he traversed oil-rich Equatorial Guinea. Leo, who has attracted the ire of US President Donald Trump after becoming...

Xenophobic Protests Escalate Across South Africa as Pressure Mounts on Foreign Nationals

Vivian Orok Nyong22 April 2026

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Pope Leo Meets Equatorial Guinea President on Visit Focused on Peace and Justice

Kingsley Oyong Akam22 April 2026

Pope Leo arrived in Equatorial Guinea on Tuesday for a short visit aimed at promoting peace, social justice, and support for vulnerable communities. The pontiff was welcomed at Malabo International Airport by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, along with senior government officials, before attending a reception at the presidential palace. Crowds gathered to greet the...

Tensions Rise as Niger and Mali Blame Neighbours for Terrorism at Senegal Forum

Kingsley Oyong Akam21 April 2026

DIAMNIADIO, SENEGAL — The foreign ministers of Niger and Mali have accused neighbouring countries of sponsoring terrorism, but said they were willing to cooperate on some matters with the West African regional bloc ECOWAS, from which they formally split last year. The accusations underscore regional rifts in West Africa that can complicate efforts to curb...

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Mugabe’s Son Fined and Deported Over Toy Gun

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