Tripoli recover 17 bodies as Mediterranean migrant deaths surges to alarming levels
17 bodies in Tripoli expose a deadly “spring calm” paradox, with Mediterranean migrant deaths surging even as crossings decline.
Nigerian Woman Viral Bread Lawsuit Raises Food Safety Alarm in ₦50 Million Dispute
A Nigerian woman’s viral bread video has escalated into a ₦50 million lawsuit, sparking national debate over food safety, corporate power, and consumer rights.
Ghana Human Trafficking Crackdown Frees 305 from Accra Begging Rings
Ghana human trafficking crackdown frees 305 victims in Accra, exposing a structured begging ring network driven by poverty, migration, and organized crime across West Africa.
Julius Malema Prison Sentence: 5 Years That Could End His Political Career
Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison in a firearms case, a ruling that could remove him from Parliament and reshape South Africa’s opposition politics.
Côte d’Ivoire Launches West Africa Nuclear Medicine Centre to End Cancer Travel
Côte d’Ivoire has launched West Africa’s first nuclear medicine centre in Abidjan, introducing PET scan and cyclotron technology to transform cancer diagnosis and reduce the need for costly treatment abroad. The facility positions the country as a regional hub for advanced oncology care.
