The Julius Malema hate speech case has reached a decisive moment after the Western Cape Equality Court ruled that the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader is guilty of hate speech. The case stemmed from remarks Malema made at an October 2022 rally, where he told supporters: “No white man is going to beat me up….
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Former financial crimes chief Baltasar Ebang Engonga has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Equatorial Guinea for embezzlement. The Bioko provincial tribunal ruled that Engonga, also known as “Bello”, diverted public travel funds for personal use. The verdict was confirmed by Hilario Mitogo, press director at the Supreme Court. In addition to the…
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President Donald Trump has issued a bold warning to Beijing, threatening a 200% tariff hike on Chinese goods if China fails to supply the United States with critical rare-earth magnets. Rare-earth magnets are vital for U.S. industries, powering everything from electric vehicles and wind turbines to military equipment and smartphones. Trump stressed that America’s reliance…
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South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir is under fire after appointing his daughter, Adut Salva Kiir, to a senior government position. The move has triggered strong accusations of nepotism and renewed debate about governance in Africa’s youngest nation. Adut’s New Role Adut was named Senior Presidential Envoy for Special Programmes in August 2025. The position gives…
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Somalia has entered a new chapter in its democratic journey after President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and opposition leaders signed a Somalia election agreement in Mogadishu on August 25, 2025. The deal marks a major step toward replacing Somalia’s long-standing clan-based power-sharing system with a one-person, one-vote electoral process. For decades, elections in Somalia have been…
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After years of devastating conflict, many displaced residents of Khartoum are beginning to return home. But the Sudanese capital they once knew has been left in ruins, with destroyed infrastructure, shattered services, and entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. Experts warn that it will take years—and billions of dollars—to rebuild. A City Struggling to Recover The…
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The UK government says it is stepping up efforts to reduce its massive immigration backlog, which currently stands at more than 51,000 cases. Officials hope the new measures will not only speed up decision-making but also accelerate the removal of individuals who have no legal right to remain in the country. Tackling a Growing Backlog…
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South Africa is facing a new challenge in the fight against HIV/AIDS after the United States announced a $427 million funding withdrawal from the country’s health sector. The support, channeled through the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), has been a lifeline for the world’s largest HIV program for two decades. The South…
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Paul Biya Confirms 2025 Candidacy Online Cameroon’s President Paul Biya has officially confirmed his 2025 candidacy for the upcoming presidential election. The announcement was made through a statement shared on social media, instantly drawing nationwide attention. At 92 years old, Biya is not only among the world’s longest-serving leaders but also one of the oldest…
Climate Change and Child Marriage in Malawi In Malawi’s Mangochi district, worsening droughts are pushing families into desperate decisions. With food insecurity rising and incomes collapsing, some parents are marrying off their young daughters, seeing them as one less mouth to feed. This survival tactic is part of a worrying trend where climate stress directly…
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