Burundi: Ndadaye Assassinated, Justice Unfinished
By SOS Médias Burundi October 22, 2026 The Martyrs’ Monument in Bujumbura, the resting place of Melchior Ndadaye and the officials assassinated alongside him (SOS Médias Burundi) Bujumbura, October 21, 2026 —Thirty-three years after the assassination of Melchior Ndadaye, Burundi’s first democratically elected Hutu president, the Sahwanya Frodebu party is still demanding that all those responsible for this crime be identified and condemned. The political party also announces t
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Angola’s Hidden War For Public Opinion
By Friends of Angola September 18, 2026 © 2025 All Rights Reserved | Friends of Angola The BlackCore revelations show how covert digital manipulation can become an instrument of state power ahead of the 2027 elections A government’s duty is to communicate with its citizens. It is not to manufacture citizens, invent news outlets, conceal the origin of political messages or secretly engineer public opinion. Yet a new investigation by the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab pres
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Armed Men Kill At Least 33 In Ebola-Hit Eastern DRC
Locals blame ADF armed group, which pledged allegiance to ISIL in 2019, for the deadly raids on North Kivu villages. By Al Jazeera Staff, AP and Reuters Nov 6, 2026 Burned vehicles and homes in the aftermath of an attack in Cantine, North Kivu, DRC [Guylaine Kahumula/AP Photo] Armed men thought to be linked to an ISIL (ISIS)-affiliated group have raided villages in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), killing dozens of people, according to authorities and civil society
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China's solar push reshapes life on Tibet's high plateau
Andrew Silver November 4, 2026 Caption: REUTERS GONGHE, China – Life has become unexpectedly easier and more lucrative for some shepherds on the world’s highest plateau, after China began carpeting the area with solar panels in a drive to diversify its energy mix. “It has made grazing much easier for us,” said Li Yonglin, 25, one of those allowed to freely graze their sheep in a fenced solar park in Gonghe, a county in the northwestern province of Qinghai. “In the morning, we
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Amnesty urges Thailand to halt forced return of two Uyghurs
Nuttapakron Ngamsopa November 6, 2026 The men were moved to immigration detention in Bangkok after a royal pardon. Thailand's security chief said the court would decide their case. Caption: The Nation Amnesty International is urging Thailand to stop the potential forced deportation of two Uyghur men to China, warning they would face torture, arbitrary detention, and enforced disappearance. The two men, held in Thailand for over 12 years, were recently moved to an immigration
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Tanzania’s Opposition Leader Gets A Four-Year Sentence
Tundu Lissu was found guilty of incitement for statements he had made ahead of a presidential election in October 2025. By Matthew Mpoke Bigg Nov. 6, 2026 Tundu Lissu, the Tanzanian opposition leader, gestures to supporters as he stands inside the dock at the high court in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on Friday. Credit: Emmanuel Herman/Reuters A Tanzania court on Friday sentenced the country’s main opposition leader to four years in prison in a case that human rights groups say i
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