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In a landmark ruling, a Sudanese court has sentenced the commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commonly known as Hemedti, to death. This marks the first legal conviction of a paramilitary leader since the onset of the civil war in 2023.
The Nigerian Consulate in Johannesburg has confirmed the deaths of two Nigerian nationals in South Africa, highlighting the persistent issue of xenophobia in the region.
The Great Lakes region faces a dual crisis, where climate change exacerbates ongoing conflicts, leading to increased displacement and vulnerability among communities.
The ongoing sexual violence crisis in South Sudan highlights systemic failures in state governance, peacekeeping efforts, and justice mechanisms, raising urgent concerns for civilian protection.
In a surprising political development, the government of Equatorial Guinea has resigned following widespread dissatisfaction regarding its performance in governance and economic reforms.
In a bold move to bolster local entrepreneurship, President Ruto has mandated the closure of foreign-owned small businesses, citing the need to enhance investor confidence among local vendors.
A concerning trend is emerging in Nigeria and other West African countries, with older adults becoming increasingly involved in the drug trade. This shift may suggest a broader adaptation to criminal activities rather than mere individual choices.
Authorities in South Africa are intensifying their efforts to apprehend suspects involved in a tragic mass shooting that claimed the lives of 12 individuals in the Jumpers Informal Settlement, located in Cleveland, east of Johannesburg.
A recent report highlights the alarming trend of impunity surrounding attacks on journalists in Ghana, with 17 incidents reported without justice.
In a move aimed at regulating foreign influence in Ugandan politics, President Yoweri Museveni has signed a controversial bill requiring registration of organizations funded by foreign entities.
In response to escalating security threats in Mali, the ECOWAS Parliament has adopted a new resolution aimed at enhancing regional security through improved intelligence sharing and military collaboration among member states.
