Accra's High Court rules for journalists and protesters in #OccupyJulorbiHouse, citing police misconduct and upholding fundamental rights.
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High Court Rules Ghana Police Violated Journalists’ and Activists’ Rights During #OccupyJulorbiHouse Protest
The High Court in Accra has ruled that the Ghana Police Service violated the constitutional rights of journalist Bridget Otoo…
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Nigeria Military Disputes Civilian Deaths in Zamfara Airstrike Amidst Amnesty International Claims
Nigeria's military denies civilian casualties in a Zamfara airstrike, contradicting Amnesty International's claims of over 100 deaths.
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Lawyers Demand Independent Probe into Upper East Region Police Operation Following Two Deaths
Lawyers demand an independent probe into a police operation in Ghana's Upper East Region after two deaths, citing inconsistencies in…
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Bawumia Alleges NDC Harassment of NPP Supporters, Cites Democratic Threat
Bawumia accuses NDC of harassing NPP supporters, claiming it suppresses democracy and free speech in Ghana.
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Uganda’s President Museveni Begins Record Seventh Term Amidst Disputed Election and Security Concerns
Uganda's President Museveni secures a seventh term amidst a highly contested election, extending his controversial decades-long rule.
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Ghanaian Rent Commissioner Warns Landlords Against Illegal Evictions, Cites Jail Time
Ghanaian landlords risk jail time for illegal evictions and tenant intimidation, warns the Rent Commissioner.
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Drone Strikes Escalate Sudan Conflict, Claiming Over 80% of Civilian Lives, UN Reports
UN reports drone strikes cause over 80% of civilian deaths in Sudan's escalating conflict, marking a deadly shift in warfare.
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Ghana Grapples with ‘No Sex, No Job’ Syndrome: A Silent Crisis of Exploitation
Across Ghana, individuals in positions of authority are allegedly demanding sexual favors in exchange for jobs, promotions, and other essential…
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South Africa’s President Vows Zero Tolerance for Xenophobic Violence Amidst Migration Concerns
South African President Ramaphosa condemns xenophobic violence, vowing zero tolerance amidst rising migration tensions and calls for national unity.
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