Congo Police Defect to M23 Rebel Group Amid Ongoing Conflict
Reports emerge of Congo police officers joining the M23 rebel group, sparking concerns about the escalating conflict and its impact on the region.
Politics
Conservative Podcaster Dan Bongino Named FBI Deputy Director Despite Lack of Experience
President Donald Trump appoints Dan Bongino, a conservative podcaster with no FBI experience, as the new deputy director of the FBI, sparking controversy and raising questions about the agency's future.
West Africa's History of Military Coups: A Look at Notable Leaders Who Seized Power
Explore the history of military coups in West Africa, featuring notable leaders who seized power, including Ibrahim Babangida, Jerry Rawlings, and others.
UK to Impose Sanctions on Rwanda Over Congo Conflict
Britain set to impose sanctions on Rwanda in response to the ongoing conflict in neighbouring Congo, accused of supporting M23 rebel group
DR Congo Refuses to Negotiate with M23 Rebels Despite International Pressure
The Democratic Republic of Congo stands firm on its no-talks policy with the M23 rebel group, citing concerns over sovereignty and past failed agreements, despite growing international calls for dialogue.
Rwanda Seeks $63 Million Compensation from UK Over Abandoned Migrant Deal
Rwanda demands £50 million in compensation from the UK following the cancellation of a controversial asylum agreement, citing breach of trust and national security concerns.
Gabon's Military Ruler Seeks to Become Democratic Leader Amidst Transition to Civilian Rule
Gabon's current junta leader, Brice Oligui Nguema, announces his intention to run for president, sparking controversy amidst the country's transition to civilian rule.
South Sudan's Petroleum Minister and Senior Military Officials Arrested Amid Rising Tensions
South Sudan's petroleum minister and senior military officials have been detained, sparking concerns of widespread violence and instability in the oil-producing nation.
Guinea Prepares for Elections After 4 Years of Military Rule
Guinea's military junta announces plans to end its rule with general elections set to take place this year, marking a significant step towards democratic governance.
