Tanzania Lecturer Terrorism Case Escalates After Court Grants Bail
The Tanzania lecturer terrorism case has intensified after University of Dodoma lecturer Melkisedeki Kaijage was charged with terrorism just days after securing bail on a lesser offence. Rights groups and opposition figures say the move reflects a wider crackdown
Irrigation reform in Nigeria takes centre stage at Abuja workshop
Irrigation reform in Nigeria advanced this week as stakeholders gathered in Abuja to review challenges facing irrigation expansion. The workshop examined policy, financing and infrastructure gaps while helping shape a roadmap linked to the World Bank-backed SPIN project and broader national food security objectives.
Journalist Stanley Ugagbe Remanded To Kuje Prison Over CBN Investigation
Journalist Stanley Ugagbe will remain in Kuje Custodial Centre until September after a Federal High Court in Abuja postponed his bail hearing in a case tied to reports on allegations involving a senior Central Bank of Nigeria official.
Teachers Lead Fight Against School-Related Gender-Based Violence in Zambia
Teachers in Zambia are taking a frontline role in combating school-related gender-based violence in Zambia, using specialised training to identify abuse, support vulnerable learners and promote safer schools.
Withdrawal from the ICC Sparks Backlash as The 3 Sahel States Push Ahead
Human rights organisations have criticised the withdrawal from the ICC by Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso, warning that victims of war crimes could lose a vital path to justice as the three Sahel states move closer to leaving the court.
