Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo

Uganda post-election violence has plunged the country into crisis after a disputed presidential vote, with killings reported, an internet blackout imposed, and opposition leader Bobi Wine forcibly removed by soldiers as tensions grip Kampala and beyond.

The Gambian Supreme Court is weighing a legal challenge to the country’s ban on female genital mutilation, reopening a national debate over religion, culture, and women’s rights.

Wike sack calls that began as a small protest in Abuja have grown into a coordinated campaign within the APC, placing the FCT minister at the centre of a deepening political crisis.

The Wike Fubara feud is no longer just about politics. It reveals how power struggles and elite influence can erode democratic norms and disrupt governance in one of Nigeria’s most strategic states.

AFCON 2025 in Morocco has delivered goals, drama, and controversy as December scheduling, bonus disputes, and refereeing calls shape the quarterfinals.

fter forty years in power, Yoweri Museveni faces a defining moment as Uganda approaches a 2026 election that will shape his legacy and the country’s future.

In 2020, France quietly handed over 24 human skulls to Algeria—remains of anti-colonial resistance fighters kept in a Paris museum for more than a...

Three years has passed since the historic launch of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), yet, it stands at a critical inflection point....

Over 220 Schools Attacked, 61,000 Children Displaced, Education Becomes Another Casualty of War PEMBA, Mozambique — When everything is stacked against you and your own...

As Sudan burns, the continent's leading institution watches from the sidelines. In the sprawling refugee camps of Chad, in the bombed-out neighbourhoods of Khartoum, and...

Algeria expelled 15 French diplomatic agents this week, plunging relations between the two nations to their lowest point in years and reopening wounds in...

Once touted as the largest political party in Africa, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chaos shows no sign of abating, governors, former governors, and...