Muslims Urge Mufti Mubajje to Step Down Amid Growing Pressure.

Muslim leaders and followers in Uganda are intensifying calls for the resignation of Sheikh Shaban Mubajje from his role as the Mufti of Uganda, urging him to relinquish the position within two months. The growing pressure comes as many believe that the 70-year-old leader should not continue in office, citing both moral grounds and the…

Nigeria Military Air Strike Kills 16 Civilians in ‘Mistake.

   At least 16 civilians were killed in a military air strike in north-western Nigeria’s Zamfara State, after being mistakenly identified as criminal gangs. The victims, according to local residents, were members of vigilante groups and civilians who had been actively defending their communities from armed gangs involved in kidnapping for ransom. The Nigerian military…

Greenland Looks to Strengthen Ties with the US on Defence and Mining.

Greenland’s Prime Minister Mute Egede announced on Monday that the territory is seeking to enhance cooperation with the United States, particularly in the areas of defence and the exploration of its vast mining resources. Egede’s remarks come amid heightened interest from US President-elect Donald Trump in expanding America’s influence over Greenland, a move that could…

Drama Unfolds as NUP Rejects State Funeral for Ssegirinya.

The final send-off of Kawempe North MP, Muhammad Ssegirinya, was marred by scenes of drama and controversy, highlighting the tensions surrounding the deceased’s life and political affiliations. The unrest began when the National Unity Platform (NUP) party, led by its president Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, commonly known as Bobi Wine, rejected the official state funeral arrangements…

Wildfires Continue to Rage Across Los Angeles, Claiming 16 Lives.

    Firefighters in Los Angeles have made significant progress in combating some of the smaller wildfires, with one fire fully contained and another nearly extinguished. However, the two largest blazes continue to spread, creating a dangerous situation for residents and emergency crews alike. Despite these efforts, the strong winds forecasted for the coming days present…

Gun-wearing leader sparks concern at Ghana inauguration.

Burkina Faso’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traore, raised eyebrows at the inauguration of Ghana’s new president, John Mahama, on Tuesday, when he appeared with a holstered pistol at his waist. This move has sparked significant concern, with many questioning the breach of security protocols at such a high-profile event. Traore, who was one of 17…