Sudan: Wagner-Linked Officials in Mali, Sudan, CAR Targeted in New Wave of UK Sanctions
Harare — The British government imposed sanctions on 13 people and organizations in the Central African Republic (CAR), Mali, and
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Europe and Africa
Kenyan Court Acquits ‘Miracle Baby’ Preacher of Trafficking
Harare — Due to inadequate evidence provided by the prosecution, a Kenyan court has acquitted a notorious self-styled preacher who
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Tanzania: UK to Support Tanzanian Women, Girls
THE British High Commission has launched a new United Kingdom (UK) International Women and Girls’ Strategy (IWGS) to support Tanzanian
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Central Africa: The Dangers of Rwanda’s Interventions in the Central African Republic
Rwanda’s growing influence in the Central African Republic (CAR) – involving military, diplomatic and economic interventions – is coming under
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Africa: Ethiopian Plane Crash Victims From UK Win Unlawful Killing Case
Harare — A coroner has determined that three British nationals who perished in an aircraft crash were unlawfully killed, BBC reports.
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Uganda: Behind Uganda’s Tax Treaty Clash With the Netherlands
Kampala, Uganda — The Netherlands has been one of the top ten sources of foreign direct investments (FDI) for Uganda
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Uganda: UK Terror Alert On Uganda
Kampala, Uganda — A terror warning issued by the U.K. has left Ugandan security on high alert. After two deadly
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Eritrea: Statement of the State of Eritrea On the Ministerial Meeting of the Nonaligned Movement
Distinguished Heads of Delegations Excellencies, Ladies and gentlemen, Allow me to begin by thanking the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Chair
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Rwanda: Gambian Asylum Seekers Rejoice As UK Judges Rule Against Deportation to Rwanda
Court of Appeal judges in the UK have finally issued a ruling bluntly declaring that plans to send asylum seekers
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Rwanda: People Smugglers Exploit UK Court Ruling to Lure in Prospective Migrants – Reports
Media reports have revealed how people-smuggling gangs are using the Thursday, June 29, decision by the United Kingdom’s Court of
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