U.S. Deports Hundreds of Immigrants Despite Court Order
The Trump administration deported hundreds of immigrants to El Salvador despite a federal judge’s order temporarily blocking the removals under…
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EU Unveils Plan to Increase Deportations, Establish ‘Return Hubs’
The European Union on Tuesday unveiled a new migration proposal aimed at increasing deportations of people with no legal right…
Nigeria Confirms 26 Meningitis Deaths Amid Ongoing Outbreak
Nigerian health officials confirmed Tuesday that a meningitis outbreak in the northwest has killed at least 26 people since January.…
Motsepe Re-Elected as CAF President, Calls for Private Investment in Stadiums
Patrice Motsepe was re-elected unopposed as president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) on Wednesday, pledging to work with…
China, Iran, Russia Conduct Joint Naval Drills in Gulf of Oman
China, Iran, and Russia continued their joint naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman, marking the fifth year of the…
African Union Rejects Sudan’s Rival Government, Citing Threat to Stability
The African Union’s Peace and Security Council (PSC) has rejected the declaration of a parallel government by Sudan’s Rapid Support…
Former Philippine President Duterte Arrested on ICC Warrant for Crimes Against Humanity
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested Tuesday on a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC), which is…
Ivory Coast Opposition Parties Form Coalition Ahead of Presidential Election
Dozens of opposition parties in Ivory Coast have formed an alliance ahead of the country’s presidential election in October, aiming…
Mali to Partially Lift Suspension on Artisanal Mining Permits
Mali will partially lift its suspension on mining permits starting March 15, the country’s mines ministry announced Friday. The West…
Mark Carney Wins Liberal Leadership, Set to Become Canada’s Prime Minister
Former central banker Mark Carney has won the leadership of Canada’s ruling Liberal Party and will succeed Justin Trudeau as…
Eto’o Wins Appeal, Cleared to Run for CAF Executive Committee
Football icon Samuel Eto’o has won his appeal against a ban that prevented him from running for a seat on…
Rwandan Economist Named UN Resident Coordinator in Madagascar
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed Rwandan economist Anthony Ngororano as the UN Resident Coordinator in Madagascar, the organization’s…
EIB Supports Africa Finance Corporation’s $750M Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Fund
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has joined the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) in financing a $750 million Infrastructure Climate-Resilient Fund…
China Condemns U.S. Tariffs, Defends Economic Resilience
China on Thursday criticized the United States for raising tariffs on its imports, vowing not to yield to what it…
Nigeria Introduces Standards, Guidelines for Organ and Tissue Transplants
Nigeria has introduced comprehensive standards and guidelines for organ and tissue transplants, aiming to regulate a sector long plagued by…
Zimbabwe Applies for BRICS Membership, Awaits Decision
Zimbabwe has officially applied to join BRICS and is awaiting a response, Foreign Minister Amon Murwira announced Thursday during a…
Libya to Open Oil Exploration Bidding for First Time in 17 Years
Libya is set to launch its first oil exploration bidding round in nearly 17 years, marking a major step for…
Gabon’s Military Leader Nguema Announces Presidential Candidacy
Nearly two years after leading a coup that ended more than five decades of Bongo family rule, Gabon’s military leader,…
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Appears in Court as Corruption Trial Resumes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stand Monday as his long-running corruption trial resumed in a Tel Aviv court.…
FIFA, IFAB Announce Key Changes to Football’s Laws for 2025-26 Season
FIFA and the International Football Association Board (IFAB) have announced significant updates to the Laws of the Game for the…