Africa – Page 13 – Omanghana

A growing diplomatic dispute has emerged between Somalia and the European Union after the Somali government formally rejected the return of deported migrants whose citizenship has not been verified, dealing a setback to Europe’s efforts to accelerate the deportation of irregular African migrants. Speaking during Somalia’s 66th Independence Day celebrations in Mogadishu, President Hassan Sheikh […]

The Community Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has ruled that Togo’s constitutional amendment of March 25, 2024, constituted an unconstitutional change of government, while dismissing several other claims brought by a coalition of political parties and civil society organizations. The landmark judgment was delivered in Case No. ECW/CCJ/APP/15/24, […]

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Committee of Chiefs of Defense Staff (CCDS) has strongly dismissed allegations circulating on social media and in parts of the media claiming that members of its military delegation were involved in an attempted bribery incident during an official mission to Guinea-Bissau. In a statement issued on June […]

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced a new visa-on-arrival policy allowing eligible Kenyan passport holders who hold valid residence permits from select countries to enter the country without applying for a visa in advance. The directive, issued by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and effective June 25, 2026, is part of a broader […]

A total of 78 vessels, including 22 oil and chemical tankers, successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz on June 24, 2026, marking a record single-day flow of maritime traffic and signaling a significant rebound in global shipping activity. According to vessel tracking data from S&P Global Commodity Insights, the milestone represents the busiest day recorded […]

A Tunisian appellate court has upheld the eight-year prison sentence handed to prominent anti-racism campaigner Saadia Mosbah, reinforcing a ruling that has drawn widespread criticism from defense lawyers and international human rights organizations. The June 23, 2026, decision confirms a conviction issued earlier this year and has intensified concerns over the shrinking space for civil […]

Zimbabwe’s government has approved an increase in the minimum monthly wage for domestic workers, raising the baseline pay from $85 to $90 with immediate effect as part of efforts to cushion low-income earners against rising living costs. The decision was announced during a post-Cabinet briefing by Information Minister Soda Zhemu, who said the adjustment reflects […]

Burkina Faso’s military government has forcefully rejected a European Parliament resolution criticizing the country’s human rights and civic freedoms, declaring the measure “null and void” and summoning the European Union’s ambassador to formally protest what it described as foreign interference. The dispute marks another escalation in the increasingly strained relationship between the European Union and […]

Niger has formally notified the United Nations of its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), becoming the third country in the world to initiate a complete exit from the global tribunal after Burundi and the Philippines. The decision marks another significant shift in the foreign policy of the West African nation’s ruling […]

Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye was received with full military honors by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the Chancellery in Berlin as the two leaders held high-level talks aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation on security, economic development, and regional stability. The meeting comes at a pivotal moment for West Africa, where shifting geopolitical dynamics and […]

Somalia Rejects Unverified Migrant Deportations as EU Readmission Dispute Escalates

ECOWAS Court Rules Togo’s 2024 Constitutional Amendment Was an Unconstitutional Change of Government

ECOWAS Military Chiefs Reject Bribery Allegations During Guinea-Bissau Security Mission

UAE Introduces Visa-on-Arrival Scheme for Eligible Kenyan Travelers With Foreign Residency Permits

Record 78-Vessel Surge Through Strait of Hormuz Signals Recovery in Global Shipping Routes

Tunisian Appeals Court Upholds Eight-Year Prison Sentence for Anti-Racism Activist Saadia Mosbah

Zimbabwe Raises Minimum Wage for Domestic Workers to $90 Amid Cost-of-Living Pressures

Burkina Faso Rejects European Parliament Resolution as Tensions With EU Deepen

Niger Begins Formal Withdrawal from International Criminal Court, Citing “Selective Justice”

Senegal and Germany Strengthen Security and Economic Ties During President Faye’s Visit to Berlin

Court Temporarily Halts Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala Impeachment Inquiry

Mali’s Former Intelligence Chief Kassoum Goïta Sentenced to 15 Years

Alale Explores Love and Emotional Fatigue on ‘Gunsta Frustrating’