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Zimbabwe opposition leader found guilty of attending ‘unlawful gathering’

In Zimbabwe, Jameson Timba, interim leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), and 34 activists were found guilty of attending an “unlawful gathering,” an event organized at Timba’s residence in June 2024. The court deemed the gathering as intended to incite violence, disrupt public order, or foster bigotry. The verdict follows over five months of pre-trial detention for…
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 Here is How The Westerns sealed Africa’s fate

The phrase “Westerns sealed Africa’s fate” generally refers to the profound and lasting impacts of European colonization on the African continent. The colonial period, which began in earnest in the late 19th century and continued into the mid-20th century, fundamentally altered the course of African history and its socio-economic and political structures. Here’s a closer look at…
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Analysis of the Counter-Terrorism Policy of the Nigerian Government

Analyzing Nigeria’s counter-terrorism policy involves delving into a multifaceted landscape marked by various challenges and strategies. Nigeria has grappled with insurgency for decades, primarily in the northeastern region, where Boko Haram, and its splinter faction, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), have wreaked havoc. The Nigerian government’s approach to…
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While peace talks are underway, Israel begins new attacks on Gaza.

Rafah: On Wednesday, Israel attacked targets in the Gaza Strip following its capture of the main border crossing with Egypt, where peace talks were in progress and intended to be the “last chance” to reach a ceasefire agreement. Israeli tanks advanced on Rafah on Tuesday, seizing the crossing that has been the primary route for humanitarian supplies into the besieged Palestinian…
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Another African state considers closing French military base

In recent years, the presence of foreign military bases in Africa has increasingly become a topic of debate and contention. Among these bases, French military installations have historically maintained a significant presence across various African countries, often as part of France’s broader strategy to maintain influence in its former colonies and combat terrorism and instability in the…
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Somalia detains US-trained soldiers suspected of stealing food

In Somalia, a country grappling with longstanding political instability and widespread humanitarian challenges, an incident emerged where Somali soldiers, purportedly trained by the United States, were detained on suspicion of stealing food aid intended for distribution to civilians in need. This occurrence underscores the complexities and difficulties faced in addressing not only Somalia’s…
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African nation wants Portugal to pay colonial damages

Mozambique, a country in southeastern Africa, has been at the forefront of demanding reparations from its former colonial ruler, Portugal. Like many African nations, Mozambique endured centuries of colonial exploitation and oppression, leaving lasting scars on its people and infrastructure. Portugal colonized Mozambique in the late 15th century and ruled over it until the country gained…
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