Russia Shoots Down Over 20 Drones Over Crimea
Russian forces shot down 20 unmanned Ukrainian drones launched over the occupied Crimean peninsula on Saturday, the Russian defence ministry...
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa Pardons His Predecessor Zuma, Other Offenders
South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma has been released from prison due to a remission of non-violent offenders approved by...
ECOWAS Activate Standby Military Force To Put Pressure On Niger Coup Leaders
West African nations have approved armed intervention in Niger “as soon as possible”, the Ivory Coast president says, following a...
G25 Africa Coffee Summit: Museveni Challenges African Leaders On Unfair Trade Policies
President Museveni has challenged African leaders to focus more on value addition instead of exporting unprocessed goods at a low...
Presidential Candidate Shot Dead During Campaign Rally
A candidate in Ecuador’s forthcoming presidential election has been shot dead at a campaign rally. Fernando Villavicencio, a member of...
Man Who Threatened President Joe Biden, Other Officials Shot Dead
A man who posted violent threats against President Joe Biden and other officials online was shot dead during an FBI...
ECOWAS Imposes Financial Sanctions On Allies Of Niger Military Junta
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced sanctions against individuals collaborating with the military junta in the...
What Next As West Africa’s Ultimatum To Niger Coup Leaders Nears Deadline
West African nations were to determine on Friday an intervention plan if Niger's coup is not overturned by the weekend...
Uganda To Host G-25 Africa Coffee Summit At Speke Resort Munyonyo
Uganda is warming up to host the prestigious 2nd G-25 Africa Coffee Summit (ACS) which is set to be a...
Niger’s Military Junta Suspends French Broadcasts As Supporters Protest Against Sanctions
Supporters of Niger's junta protested against foreign sanctions in the capital Niamey on Thursday, as France condemned the new authorities' suspension of...
