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Police erect barricades at EOCO offices in Accra as NPP and Minority caucus plan protest over former CEO’s continued detention. Heavy security deployed.
Presidential adviser Daniel Bwala claims Peter Obi has been relegated to secondary role, now competing with Amaechi for VP ticket in Nigerian politics.
YPP Chairman Bishop Amakiri criticizes ADC-led opposition coalition for 2027 elections, claiming 85% of leaders have poor governance records.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan returns to National Assembly duties Tuesday after court overturns 6-month suspension as excessive.
Arise TV’s Reuben Abati criticizes FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for holding church thanksgiving service over Abuja project completions at St. James Anglican
Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks begin in Qatar as Netanyahu travels to Washington to meet Trump, hoping US meeting will advance peace deal negotiations.
Peter Obi confirms 2027 presidential bid on Channels TV, stating ‘I’m qualified for it’. Former LP candidate & Anambra governor ready for another run.
North Texas police officer shot in neck outside ICE facility; 8 suspects arrested, some wearing body armor. Federal sources confirm ongoing investigation.
Ghana’s reputation for peace masks deep divisions. Political rifts, religious differences, and tradition vs. modernity debates challenge unity.
Atiku’s aide Paul Ibe warns PDP against falling into APC’s political trap amid leadership crisis. Opposition party risks playing into Tinubu’s strategy.
Kennedy Agyapong criticizes NPP’s internal election reforms, demanding fairness and transparency. Read about his concerns and the party’s latest chang
A controversy surrounding Donald Trump’s speech at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, has led to a review of merchandise sold at the event. During President Trump’s address on June 10, 2025, an Army official acknowledged that images of troops booing Democrats were “regrettable.” The incident took place during a ceremony commemorating the Army’s 250th birthday and […]
A whistle-blower has alleged that a video purporting to show Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr using illegal drugs was fabricated and spread online as part of a coordinated plot initiated at a Hong Kong restaurant, by allies of former president Rodrigo Duterte – including his former spokesman. Vicente “Pebbles” Cunanan, a political vlogger and social media influencer known for her ties to pro-Duterte online communities, testified before a congressional panel on Tuesday, alleging that former presidential spokesman Harry Roque played a key role in a scheme to undermine Marcos Jnr. Cunanan claimed that Roque boasted of his ability to “bring down a government” during discussions about disseminating a doctored video intended to damage the president’s credibility. Roque, identified by Cunanan in an affidavit submitted to the “Tri-Com” inquiry – a
University of Namibia lecturer and political analyst Gurvy Kavei has described president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s newly announced Cabinet as a choice that was difficult to predict for many Namibians. Kavei said this in an interview with Nampa on Sunday, when approached for his views on the newly appointed ministers and their portfolios. “What came out was a shocker to everyone. Prior to the inauguration of the ministers, there were many media speculations as to who would feature in Nandi-Ndaitwah’s administration, but what came out was a big shock to everybody,” he said. He noted that Nandi-Ndaitwah during the swearing-in ceremony on Saturday highlighted that while Namibia is rich in resources, the country faces challenges in management. Kavei said he believes the newly sworn-in president’s selection of ministers aligns with this perspective