Negotiations Fail As Three Countries Leave West African Alliance ECOWAS
Following a year of negotiations, the Economic Community of West African States officially announced the departure of three of its...
As Rebels Take Goma, Protests Turn Violent in Congo’s Capital
Demonstrations have turned violent, with protesters ransacking several foreign embassies in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the...
Hundreds of Miners Trapped Underground Following Police Raid in South Africa
The Situation The discovery of 21 bodies near the abandoned shafts of the Buffelsfontein Gold Mine near Stilfontein, South Africa...
City DOE General Counsel Asks Public For Support for Migrants Following Mayor’s Meeting with Trump’s Border Czar Nominee
The top General Counsel to the city’s Department of Education has called for donations to an immigration nonprofit through a...
Unrest Continues As Mozambique Presidential Election Results Are Upheld
Protests erupted in Mozambique on Monday after the Constitutional Council decided to uphold the results of the country’s presidential elections...
Militias Target Fulani Minorities in Burkina Faso As Conflict Worsens
When Lieutenant Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba seized power in Burkina Faso in January of 2022, he promised to combat the...
France Begins Withdrawing Troops From Chad, the Future of The Sahel Hangs in the Balance
The Guardian has reported that the French military officially began its withdrawal from Chad on Tuesday, less than two weeks...
Burkina Faso’s Military Junta Dissolves Government
Burkina Faso’s military junta appointed a new prime minister on Saturday following its dissolution of the national government. According to...
Africa’s Shift East: How France’s Decline is Strengthening Russia and China
The French state nuclear firm Orano announced that military authorities have seized its uranium mining operations in Niger, according to...
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