A sweeping security operation in Nigeria’s Ogun State has led to the arrest of 46 suspected undocumented foreign nationals, highlighting growing concerns over illegal migration and internal security in one of the country’s busiest regions. The coordinated operation, carried out by troops from the 35 Artillery Brigade of the Nigerian
In the final year of her life, Joni Lamb appeared, at least publicly, to still be the steady face of one of America’s most influential Christian television networks. On screen, she looked composed. Familiar. Reassuring. To millions of viewers of Daystar Television Network, Lamb was not merely a broadcaster. She
Two people were shot and wounded in an encounter with Secret Service near the White House on Saturday, according to a law enforcement official. The incident occurred near the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street Northwest. The law enforcement official said officers from the Secret Service’s uniformed division responded
Britain has committed up to £20 million, about $26.9 million, to support the fight against a fast-growing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as fears mount that the crisis could spill further across regional borders. The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, has placed fresh pressure
A major faith gathering aimed at uniting churches, communities, and prayer leaders across America is set to take place in Junction City later this month as The American Prayer Party prepares to host its highly anticipated “I Can Pray” Prayer Rally. The two-day event, scheduled for 29 to 30 May
🔴ELIMINATED: Izz al-Din al-Haddad, Head of Hamas’ military wing and one of the last senior commanders involved in the planning of the October 7 massacre. Following the elimination of Mohammed Sinwar, Haddad assumed his role and worked to rebuild Hamas’ capabilities and planned numerous terror attacks against Israeli civilians and
Tensions erupted in Nairobi after Kenyan police fired gunshots and tear gas at hundreds of pan-African activists protesting against the ongoing France-Africa summit in the Kenyan capital. More than 11 protesters were reportedly arrested during the demonstrations, which drew over 1,000 activists, human rights campaigners, and anti-imperialist organisations from across
Julius Malema says Members of Parliament could be “compelled by the evidence” to support impeachment proceedings, despite the requirement for a two-thirds majority in Parliament. ⚖️ The Economic Freedom Fighters leader made the remarks while discussing growing political pressure and accountability within government. Malema stated that: • A two-thirds majority
Breaking news Former Botswana president Festus Mogae has died at the age of 86. Mogae, who led the country from 1998 to 2008 as its third head of state, had recently been hospitalised and was reported to have been recovering at home following treatment. He’s widely respected for steering Botswana
Partner Content Ghana’s newly signed Security and Defence Partnership with the European Union is triggering intense debate across Africa, with critics warning that the agreement could deepen Western influence over the country’s security and foreign policy. The deal, signed in Accra on 24 March 2026 by EU foreign policy chief
