Sylvia Bongo Ondimba Valentin, the wife of Gabon's ousted president, Ali Bongo Ondimba, who had been under house arrest since a coup in late August, has been reportedly detained, according to her lawyer, who described the procedure as “arbitrary” and “illegal.” She was charged on September 28, 2033
The Nigerian Federal Government has proposed a bill aimed at regulating media platforms. The bill that has been presented to the National Assembly is targeted at revoking and revising the current NBC Act, CAP L11, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004. During the meeting held at the commission'
Fifteen opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) in Zimbabwe have taken legal action, contesting the loss of their parliamentary seats, which they claim resulted from a fraudulent letter. According to an online report, the MPs lost their seats after an individual falsely representing himself as the secretary of the Citizens Coalition
Russia’s initiative to introduce Kiswahili, a local language in Tanzania, in its primary schools has been hailed by Ambassador Andrey Avetisyan as a move that will further enhance the relationship between Tanzania and Russia. Speaking in Dar es Salaam, Ambassador Andrew noted that Russia has become the first European
A group of French soldiers on Tuesday 10th October, departed Niger, traveling by land with a local escort. Although it has not been officially announced, it is speculated that they may be heading towards Chad. This happened at the same time as the United States declared the suspension of its