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Photos: Facebook The visa restrictions imposed by the USA on government officials in Uganda who supported the anti-homosexuality law have raised eyebrows among Ugandans. While the intention behind…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The horrific broad-daylight killing of Nahel M., a 17-year-old boy of Moroccan and Algerian descent, by French police demonstrates something we know all too well—violence…
Photos: Twitter\Facebook “As far as I am concerned, Ethiopia is no longer engaging in a pattern of gross violations of human rights”. With that curt message to Congress,…
Photo: CARICOM\YouTube Screenshot The OECS Commission acknowledges with regret and sadness, the passing of Sir Lloyd Erskine Sandiford, former Prime Minister of Barbados. The Commission stands firmly with…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots On June 16, 2009 four countries with emerging economies held a summit meeting at Yekaterinburg, Russia and agreed to form an economic group they named…
Photos: YouTube Screenshot Incumbent President Julius Maada Bio has been declared the victor by the National Election Commission with 56% of the vote in last week’s Sierra Leone…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons The recent death of Daniel Ellsberg offers an opportunity to recall what leaking The Pentagon Papers accomplished and ask what it reveals about ending…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots A 28-year-old woman was murdered Monday in Kyanjovu, Buwunga Sub County in Masaka District, a few kilometers from where a family of five was hacked…
Photos: Reuters/Santiago Arcos/YouTube Screenshots Quito, June 28, 2023—Political paralysis and spiking crime pose grave threats to press freedom in Ecuador, finds a new report by the Committee to…
Photo: Black Business.com Elvis Muchiri, a 9-year-old boy from Nairobi, Kenya, has gained fame for teaching computer hacks on TikTok. Via his channel, which is called Evolve With…
