International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists: A Call for Global Action Amid Rising Pressures

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — In an increasingly hostile environment for the press, journalists worldwide continue to face life-threatening pressures and violence, underscoring the urgency of the 10th International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (IDEI), which opens today in Addis Ababa. Hosted by UNESCO and marking two decades since the creation of the…

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Scandal Rocks Equatorial Guinea: Anti-Corruption Chief Baltasar Engonga Ebang Implicated in 400-Video Leak Involving Top Officials’ Families

Malabo, Equatorial Guinea – Baltasar Engonga Ebang, a high-ranking official in Equatorial Guinea’s anti-corruption agency, is embroiled in a major scandal after over 400 explicit videos were discovered during a fraud investigation. Engonga, who leads the National Financial Investigation Agency (ANIF), reportedly filmed numerous encounters with high-profile women, including wives and sisters of prominent officials,…

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Libya vs Nigeria: CAF awards Nigeria 3 points & 3 goals, fines Libya $50,000

CAF Disciplinary Board Renders Verdict Against Libya Football Federation Over Regulation Breach In The Suspended Match Between Libya Vs Nigeria Benghazi, October 26, 2024 – The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Disciplinary Board has issued a decision against the Libya Football Federation (LFF) for violations surrounding the recent CAF African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers….

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Nigeria’s Economic Decline: We Cannot Claim Progress While GDP Drops by $100B in a Year – Prof Ekekwe Warns

Renowned economist and technology entrepreneur, Prof. Ndubuisi Ekekwe, has raised concerns about Nigeria’s worsening economic situation, citing significant declines in the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and unsustainable borrowing practices. Speaking on the current state of Nigeria’s economy, Ekekwe highlighted alarming statistics that reveal a substantial contraction in GDP over the past eight years, and…

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Tanzania completes $300m Lake Victoria bridge, aims to boost regional trade

Tanzania has successfully completed the construction of a 3.2-kilometre bridge over Lake Victoria, an ambitious infrastructure project costing $300 million. The newly completed bridge, which spans the Mwanza Gulf, is set to significantly enhance trade connectivity between Tanzania and its East African neighbours, including Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. Located near the city of Mwanza, the…

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