Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years: What It Means for South Africa
Julius Malema sentenced to five years for firearm offenses. His appeal could reshape South Africa’s politics, justice system, and democratic institutions.
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ZANU‑PF’s Push to Extend Presidential Powers Raises Alarm in Zimbabwe
ZANU‑PF is pushing a controversial constitutional amendment in Zimbabwe to extend presidential powers and weaken direct voting rights. Public hearings have been marred by violence, intimidation, and bussing of supporters, raising fears of democratic backsliding.
Read MoreCongo’s Presidential Election: Sassou Nguesso Faces Weak Opposition Amid Repression
Congo votes in a presidential election expected to extend Denis Sassou Nguesso’s rule, as opposition boycotts and voter apathy raise questions of legitimacy.
Read MoreIran Strikes Back: U.S. Embassy Attacks, Hezbollah Escalation, and Trump’s “Too Late” Warning
Iran strikes U.S. embassy in Riyadh, Hezbollah escalates attacks, Trump warns “Too Late” for talks as energy markets and regional stability collapse.
Read MoreZimbabwe’s Lithium Export Ban Sends Shockwaves Through Global Markets
Zimbabwe has suspended raw lithium exports, sparking a surge in Chinese prices and raising global supply chain concerns. Discover the impact on energy storage, mining, and the clean energy transition.
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