International
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UK charges pro-Palestine group members under terrorism law
British counterterrorism police have charged seven people with violent disorder over a break-in at a building belonging to Israeli defence firm Elbit…
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Venezuela’s President Maduro calls for state ‘iron fist’ after deadly protests
Amid ongoing protests in Venezuela which have seen 25 deaths and more than 2,000 arrests following President Nicolas Maduro’s re-election,…
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UN condemns Houthi seizure of office in Yemen’s Sanaa
The United Nations has condemned the seizure by the Houthis of its Human Rights Office in the Yemeni capital Sanaa.…
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Officials at UN Security Council push for a permanent seat for Africa
The Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, has called for the UN Security Council (UNSC) to reform its…
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Leaders of Tanzania’s main opposition party released
The leaders of Tanzania’s main opposition party Chadema have been released on bail, a party spokesperson said on Tuesday, a day after they…
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Uganda court convicts LRA commander of crimes against humanity
A court In Uganda has found Thomas Kwoyelo, the only commander of the feared Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) to be tried…
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Tanzania’s Main Opposition Leaders Freed on Bail
The leaders of Tanzania’s main opposition party Chadema have been released on bail, a party spokesman said on Tuesday, after…
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Bangladesh’s Ousted Prime Minister Investigated for Murder
A court in Bangladesh has opened a murder investigation into former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and six top figures in her administration…
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Iran Rejects Western Calls to Stand Down Israel Threat
Iran has dismissed calls by France, Germany and the United Kingdom to stand down its threat against Israel after the…
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New Zealand Hikes Student Visa Fees by 90% For Nigerians, Others
The New Zealand Government has announced a 90 percent increase in student visa fees for Nigerians and citizens from other…
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