Hidden Truths Behind the Congo UN Murder Trial
The High Military Court of the DRC sentenced 54 individuals, including a colonel, to death for the 2017 murders of UN experts Michael Sharp & Zaida Catalán.
How 360 Boko Haram Hostages Finally Won Their Freedom
In a major victory against the extremist group, the Nigerian army successfully freed 360 people who had been abducted and held captive.
Why Civil Rights Struggles in San Antonio Are Flaring Up Again
The 2026 TPUSA summit protest in San Antonio reveals a deeper, ongoing struggle over race, representation, and the city’s rich civil rights legacy.
How Lesotho’s Water Wealth Can End Its Power Struggle
Lesotho launches a landmark $6.2B hydropower and AI data center project to end its energy dependency on South Africa and achieve power autonomy by 2030.
Why Most African Workers Remain Informal and Untaxed
A new market analysis published on June 4 revealed that a staggering 88% of Africa’s workforce remains in the informal sector. The report highlights how this severely limits government tax collection.
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