South Africa’s Top Court Opens New Legal Avenue for Jailed Nigerian Militant Henry Okah

In a landmark ruling, South Africa’s Constitutional Court has paved the way for Henry Okah, the imprisoned leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), to submit fresh appeals challenging his conviction and imprisonment. The decision, issued on February 18, 2025, follows mounting legal and political controversy surrounding Okah’s trial andContinueContinue reading “South Africa’s Top Court Opens New Legal Avenue for Jailed Nigerian Militant Henry Okah”

Diplomatic Balancing Act: South Africa to Host Ukraine’s Zelensky Amid Global Tensions

In a move that could reshape international perceptions of South Africa’s foreign policy, President Cyril Ramaphosa has confirmed that his country will host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for a state visit. The announcement, made via Sahara Reporters on its official X handle, comes at a time of escalating geopolitical tensions and shifting global alliances. WhileContinueContinue reading “Diplomatic Balancing Act: South Africa to Host Ukraine’s Zelensky Amid Global Tensions”

Trump Slams Zelenskyy as ‘Modestly Successful Comedian’ for Manipulating U.S. Into $350 Billion War, Questions Ukraine’s Leadership

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has harshly criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling him a “modestly successful comedian” who has “manipulated” the United States into spending a staggering $350 billion on a war with Russia that Trump claims was “unwinnable” and “unnecessary.”In a statement posted on his verified X account on Wednesday, Trump expressed disbeliefContinueContinue reading “Trump Slams Zelenskyy as ‘Modestly Successful Comedian’ for Manipulating U.S. Into $350 Billion War, Questions Ukraine’s Leadership”

“I May Not Survive This Time”: Pope Francis’ Health Worsens as Vatican Swiss Guard Rehearses Funeral

The Vatican is reportedly making quiet preparations for Pope Francis’ potential passing, following alarming remarks by the 88-year-old pontiff that he “might not make it this time.” This revelation comes amid his ongoing hospitalization for pneumonia, triggering heightened concerns over his health and the future of the Catholic Church.According to Swiss newspaper Blick, the eliteContinueContinue reading ““I May Not Survive This Time”: Pope Francis’ Health Worsens as Vatican Swiss Guard Rehearses Funeral”

Cyber Onslaught: Pro-Russian Hackers Target Italian Banks, Airports Amid Diplomatic Tensions

Pro-Russian hackers have launched a major cyberattack on approximately 20 Italian websites, including key financial institutions and major airports, in what appears to be a retaliatory move against growing diplomatic tensions between Rome and Moscow.According to Italy’s cybersecurity agency, the notorious hacker group Noname057(16) orchestrated the attack, disrupting access to the websites of major banksContinueContinue reading “Cyber Onslaught: Pro-Russian Hackers Target Italian Banks, Airports Amid Diplomatic Tensions”

Tragedy in South Africa: World’s First Openly Gay Imam, Muhsin Hendricks, Assassinated in Cold Blood

South Africa has been rocked by the shocking assassination of Muhsin Hendricks, widely recognized as the world’s first openly gay imam and a pioneering voice for LGBTQ+ Muslims. Hendricks, 57, was gunned down in a brazen attack on Saturday morning near Gqeberha, sending shockwaves through human rights circles and religious communities worldwide.Hendricks, founder of theContinueContinue reading “Tragedy in South Africa: World’s First Openly Gay Imam, Muhsin Hendricks, Assassinated in Cold Blood”

Turkey Expands Military Influence in Chad, Replacing France in Strategic Sahel Shift

By Zagazola Makama In a landmark geopolitical shift, Turkey has assumed control over strategic military bases in Chad, marking a significant departure from France’s longstanding military presence in its former colony. This development not only cements Ankara’s growing influence in Africa but also reshapes the security architecture of the Sahel region, where traditional powers areContinueContinue reading “Turkey Expands Military Influence in Chad, Replacing France in Strategic Sahel Shift”

U.S. Deports Undocumented African, Asian Migrants to Panama Amid Trump’s Crackdown on Immigration

The United States has begun deporting undocumented migrants from Africa and Asia to Panama as part of the Trump administration’s intensified immigration crackdown, according to internal federal documents obtained by CBS News.On Wednesday, a U.S. military flight transported Asian migrants in immigration custody to Panama, marking the first known deportation of this kind under Trump’sContinueContinue reading “U.S. Deports Undocumented African, Asian Migrants to Panama Amid Trump’s Crackdown on Immigration”

Exposé: U.S. Aid Funds Flowing to Terrorist Groups, Shocking DOGE Investigation Reveals

A bombshell investigation by the Defense Oversight and Government Ethics (DOGE) Committee has uncovered a staggering pattern of U.S. government funds, funneled through USAID, inadvertently financing terrorist organizations—including Boko Haram, Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and ISIS—to the tune of $697 million annually.This explosive revelation, made public during a recent congressional hearing, saw Rep. Scott Perry layContinueContinue reading “Exposé: U.S. Aid Funds Flowing to Terrorist Groups, Shocking DOGE Investigation Reveals”

Liberian President Joseph Boakai Cracks Down on Corruption, Suspends Over 450 Officials for Asset Declaration Failures

In a bold move against corruption, Liberian President Joseph Boakai has suspended more than 450 government-appointed officials for failing to declare their assets as mandated by law. The announcement was made on Wednesday via the president’s office and later confirmed by Vanguard Newspaper on its official X (formerly Twitter) handle. The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC)ContinueContinue reading “Liberian President Joseph Boakai Cracks Down on Corruption, Suspends Over 450 Officials for Asset Declaration Failures”