M23 Rebels Close In on Key DRC Town as Government Offers $5M Bounty for Leaders

Updated by Anastasios Gordon Sekandi at 04:02 EAT Monday 10 March 2025 Rebel fighters are pushing toward the critical town of Walikale, intensifying the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) ongoing conflict as government forces face internal defections and escalating violence. The M23 armed group has advanced further into the country’s mineral-rich east after capturing Goma…

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Syrian Coastal Communities Reeling as Revenge Killings Target Alawites

Updated by Anastasios Gordon Sekandi at 03:24 EAT Monday 10 March 2025 Syria’s interim leader has pleaded for unity as waves of violence and retaliatory killings swept through areas loyal to ousted leader Bashar al-Assad, leaving entire communities devastated. Hundreds have fled their homes in the coastal provinces of Latakia and Tartus — longtime Assad…

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Impeachment Looms: South Korean President Released Ahead of Crucial Court Ruling

Updated by Anastasios Gordon Sekandi at 01:38 EAT Monday 10 March 2025 South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been released from detention as the country braces for a pivotal impeachment ruling. The decision, expected within days, could determine the president’s political future and potentially reshape South Korea’s leadership landscape. The president’s release comes amid heightened…

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Prisons Chief Cautions Journalists- Video.

Frank Baine is Uganda’s most long-serving Public Relations Officer who is also a Commissioner with Uganda Prisons Service. He issued a strong message recently to Journalists during Thanksgiving prayers at Kampala Capital City Authority  – KCCA Gardens… Click here to Watch

WWIII Fears Rise as Global Nuclear Arsenal Grows

Updated by Faith Barbara.N. Ruhinda at 11:20 EAT Friday 07 March 2025 Nuclear Arms Race Heats Up: 5 Countries Quietly Stockpiling NukesThe world’s nuclear arsenal has increased significantly in several countries, sparking fears of World War III. According to a 2024 report by the Federation of American Scientists (FAS), five countries – China, Pakistan, India,…

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