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Vice President Witbooi hands over late Kaptein Hans Diergaardt's house to Rehoboth's Baster Traditional Authority, marking a historic moment in cultural heritage preservation and community recognition.
Vice President Witbooi hands over late Kaptein Hans Diergaardt's house to Rehoboth's Baster Traditional Authority, marking a historic moment in Namibian cultural preservation and indigenous recognition.
In a historic shift, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the United States forge a strategic partnership focused on economic cooperation, sustainable development, and mutual interests. Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka leads negotiations positioning the DRC as a key player in global mineral supply chains and green energy development.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton faces 18 federal charges for allegedly sharing classified information with family members and retaining sensitive documents at his residence.
Namibia celebrates 25 years of the Women, Peace and Security agenda with a historic procession, highlighting its pioneering role in African peace and security initiatives.
65 families in Namibia's Uis region face economic uncertainty as Brandberg Mountain's UNESCO World Heritage nomination threatens traditional small-scale mining activities.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's FONAREV fund represents more than victim reparations - it symbolizes the nation's fight for economic sovereignty and control over its natural resources. As criticism mounts from external actors, the fund highlights Congo's determination to transform its mineral wealth into a force for justice and national reconstruction.
65 families in Uis, Namibia face displacement as Brandberg Mountain's nomination for UNESCO World Heritage status threatens traditional small-scale mining operations, sparking debate over conservation and local livelihoods.
President Nandi-Ndaitwah launches local election campaign focusing on service delivery and youth empowerment, emphasizing the critical role of regional councils in Namibia's democratic future.
President Nandi-Ndaitwah launches Swapo's election campaign focusing on local governance reform and youth empowerment, emphasizing inclusive development and service delivery at grassroots level.
Explore General John J. Pershing's transformative years at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where military discipline met academic excellence, shaping both an institution and American military history.
David Adeenze Kangah, former Deputy Chairman of Ghana's Electoral Commission and architect of democratic reforms, has passed away at 78, leaving behind a legacy of electoral integrity and public service.
The Democratic Republic of Congo's National Fund for Reparations (FONAREV) emerges as a crucial mechanism for delivering justice to victims of conflict. Despite challenges, this public fund represents a significant step toward national healing and reconciliation, combining local expertise with international support.
Two trainspotting enthusiasts cleared of espionage charges in Latvia after six-week detention, highlighting tensions between hobby photography and national security in the Baltic region.
Omaheke commercial farmers call for the abolition of land tax, citing system inefficiencies and reduced effectiveness in supporting resettlement programs. Government officials promise review and consultation.
Rwanda's new partnership with the LA Clippers represents a sophisticated blend of sports marketing and diplomatic strategy, coming amid complex U.S.-Rwanda relations. The deal, involving one of Trump's prominent critics, signals Rwanda's evolving approach to international engagement and economic development.
The 2024 UCI Cycling World Championships in Kigali have become mired in controversy over environmental destruction, financial irregularities, and human rights concerns. This investigation reveals how international sporting events can enable controversial regimes and raises questions about global sports governance.
Former CEC SY Quraishi faces criticism from BJP's Amit Malviya over comments about Nepal's democracy, sparking debate about electoral integrity and democratic institutions in South Asia.
Two shocking murders - conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska - highlight America's growing crisis of political and racial violence. Security experts warn these incidents represent dangerous escalation in public sphere violence.
In eastern DRC, M23 rebels have implemented a horrifying system of school extortion to finance their operations. Parents are forced to pay illegal taxes that fund weapons instead of education, creating a tragic cycle where children's futures are literally being used to destroy their present.
