Ghana announces a visa-free entry policy for all African nations, set to launch in January 2025. The policy aims to enhance unity, promote tourism, and foster regional cooperation, making Ghana the fifth African country to offer such access.
On Thursday, December 26, 2024, the Ghanaian...
Sierra Leone activist Hawa Hunt was arrested live on the reality show House of Stars, sparking outrage. Allegedly detained for critical remarks about President Bio and First Lady Fatima Bio, the incident has drawn attention to freedom of speech issues.
A dramatic moment unfolded during the...
Zambian police arrested two men accused of plotting to harm President Hakainde Hichilema using witchcraft. The suspects allegedly possessed charms and were hired by a fugitive linked to MP Emmanuel Banda. This incident highlights cultural beliefs in witchcraft and its intersections with Zambia's...
The University of Zimbabwe unveiled the country’s first humanoid robot, Sophia, on December 12, 2024. Developed in collaboration with Hanson Robotics, Sophia showcases advanced AI and robotics capabilities. The milestone is seen as a step forward in Zimbabwe’s embrace of global technological...
An Arsenal fan in Uganda was tragically shot dead by a security guard during celebrations of Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester United. Another fan sustained injuries in the incident, which occurred in Lukaya town. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for the guard and...
A Ugandan TikToker faces a potential seven-year prison sentence after posting a video critical of President Yoweri Museveni. Emmanuel Nabugodi’s conviction for “hate speech” reflects Uganda’s strict policies against public dissent. The case highlights growing concerns over freedom of expression...
Zimbabwe's female football team faced controversy after their photos went viral, sparking debate over the players' gender. Social media users questioned their authenticity, with some calling for medical examinations. The debate highlights the ongoing issue of gender verification in sports...
Equatorial Guinea’s Baltasar Engonga faces scandal as explicit videos surface online, intensifying scrutiny over his actions. Social media figure VeryDarkMan alleges both Engonga and his wife are aware of each other's activities, sparking discussions on ethics, public responsibility, and...
Equatorial Guinea's Vice President Teddy Nguema has ordered surveillance cameras in all state offices to enforce public service ethics and prevent misconduct. This decision follows a scandal involving compromising videos of a high-ranking official, prompting a crackdown on unethical behavior in...
A woman in Equatorial Guinea reportedly committed suicide after explicit videos of her were leaked amid a scandal involving Baltasar Engonga, Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency. Engonga faces misconduct charges, having allegedly recorded over 400 sex tapes involving...
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