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By Zacharia Kanyonyozi Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Uganda Dictator Yoweri Museveni last weekend asked for forgiveness from God and from the people of Acoli for the death and…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Media Rights Agenda asks Nigeria's inspector general of police to stop public officials and powerful individuals from taking punitive actions against critical journalists. The…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots In an article published in Black Star News-Visiting Rwanda-America can learn lessons about honesty from Africa August 1, 2023- the author, Wim Laven cites…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons The atrocities of the war on Tigray (northern Ethiopia) has led to 600,000+ dead, 120,000+ women and girls raped, total destruction of agriculture, infrastructure and…
Photos: CCC\Twitter\YouTube Screenshots Responding to news of the death of Tinashe Chitsunge, an opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist in Harare on Thursday, allegedly at the hands…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots WASHINGTON, D.C. – Wednesday, Congressman Kweisi Mfume (MD-07) introduced the bipartisan Reporting Instances of Non-authorized Grift (RING) Act of 2023 in the United States House…
Photos: Fesmedia Africa\Twitter Two separate court decisions – in Nigeria and South Africa – are being hailed for advancing media freedom and access to information held by public…
Photos: Oakland Institute Oakland, CA — On June 26, 2023, the Internal Revenue Commission (IRC) of Papua New Guinea announced the imposition of a substantial K140 million tax…
Professor Milton Allimadi has thrown down the gauntlet by challenging Uganda’s Baby Doc, Gen. Kainerugaba, to a boxing match. “Because I workout & stay in shape at 61…
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…
