In a recent development within Ugandan politics, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Democratic Party (DP). Richard Lumu, has issued a formal statement...
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In a dramatic and unprecedented move, Kenyan President William Ruto has announced the dismissal of nearly the entire cabinet following widespread protests across the nation. The decision, which comes in the wake of mounting public discontent over economic hardships and allegations of government corruption, signals a significant shake-up in Kenya’s political landscape. The protests, which... Read More
In a recent development within Ugandan politics, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Democratic Party (DP). Richard Lumu, has issued a formal statement...
President William Ruto of Kenya has moved to reinstate controversial taxes that were removed after deadly protests in the country. The reinstated...
Authorities in Eldoret, Kenya, have taken down statues of three athletes that were criticized as “embarrassing” and poorly executed. The...
Several individuals involved in the 10-day #EndBadGovernance protests have either lost their lives or been detained by police authorities. News360...
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A police commander in Dodoma, Tanzania, has been removed from her position following controversial remarks linking an alleged gang-rape victim to sex...
Minouche Shafik, President of Columbia University, has resigned following widespread protests against the Gaza conflict. International media reported...
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Mounting anger over the rape and killing of a medic trainee at a government hospital last week in the eastern city of Kolkata has boiled over into...
Considering the 2024 Kenyan Gen Z protest, and the rising discontent among African youths, can literature play the role of lens in times of moral...