Madagascar’s president orders polygraph for aspiring ministers
Madagascar's military leader, President Michael Randrianirina, announced Thursday that anyone applying to become a minister in the new government will...
UNN Issues Demolition Notice to Campus Businesses, Leaving Hundreds Without Alternatives
Shop owners inside and around the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) campus are facing displacement after receiving notices to vacate...
Ahead Of Netanyahu Visit, Human Rights Watch Urges Hungary To Arrest Israel Prime Minister
On the eve of a planned visit, Human Rights Watch on Friday has called on Hungarian authorities to arrest Israeli...
Nigeria Leads World in Rising Terrorism Deaths as ISWAP and Boko Haram Tighten Grip — GTI 2025 Report
Nigeria recorded the steepest rise in terrorism-related deaths of any country in 2025, with fatalities climbing 46 per cent to...
Nigerian Court Rules Citizens Have Right to Record Police Officers
A Federal High Court in Warri, Delta State, has affirmed that Nigerians have a constitutional right to record police officers...
Belgian court clears way for trial over 1961 killing of Congo PM Lumumba
A Belgian court has ruled that a former diplomat can stand trial in connection with the killing in 1961 of...
NBA Condemns Judge’s Order for Lawyer to Kneel in Court; Sowore Speaks Out
The Nigerian Bar Association has issued a formal rebuke of a Federal High Court judge who ordered a defence lawyer...
Judge Orders Lawyer to Kneel in Court During Sowore Trial
ABUJA — A Federal High Court judge lost his composure Monday during proceedings in the high-profile trial of human rights activist...
Women Still Locked Out of Global Power: Only 1 in 7 Nations Led by a Woman
A new report finds women’s political representation stagnating; and in some areas reversing; despite decades of advocacy for equal leadership....
Trafficked as a Teenager, Izzy Ogbeide Says Nigerian Churches in Italy Knew — and Did Nothing
In a viral testimony, the survivor recounts sexual exploitation, forced abortions, and the silence of religious institutions that collected tithes...
