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As the race to lead the Labour Party enters a decisive stage, Andy Burnham is making it clear that he wants to do more than replace Keir Starmer he wants to redefine how Britain is governed. The Greater Manchester mayor has unveiled plans for a "No 10 North" in Manchester, a proposal that goes beyond relocating government offices. It reflects a broader ambition to shift political and economic power away […]
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has threatened to mobilise workers for a nationwide strike in support of the ongoing action by the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) if authorities do not take urgent steps to tackle worsening insecurity in Nigeria. NLC President Joe Ajaero, said the labour movement stands firmly with teachers protesting the abduction of students and educators, particularly in Oyo State. He warned that organised labour would not […]
Libya, Algeria, and Tunisia have signed a trilateral agreement to jointly manage and protect one of the world’s largest underground freshwater reserves, marking a significant step toward addressing water scarcity across North Africa. The deal, concluded on April 30 in Tripoli, focuses on the sustainable use of the North-Western Sahara Aquifer System, a vast transboundary water source that spans the three countries and supports millions of people in arid regions. […]
Keir Starmer has avoided a potentially damaging parliamentary investigation after MPs decisively voted down a motion that accused him of misleading Parliament over the appointment process of Peter Mandelson as a prospective US ambassador. The motion, brought forward by Kemi Badenoch, sought to refer the prime minister to the House of Commons Privileges Committee—the body responsible for examining whether MPs have breached parliamentary rules, including misleading the House. However, the […]
Tensions between the United States and Canada have intensified after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back against what he described as attempts by Washington to impose conditions on future trade negotiations. The dispute centres on reports that the United States is seeking concessions, described by critics as an “entry fee”, before agreeing to engage in formal trade discussions with Canada. The move has sparked diplomatic friction between the two […]
Nearly 900 Rohingya refugees were reported dead or missing during dangerous sea crossings in 2025, making it the deadliest year on record for the crisis, the UNHCR has said. According to the report, an estimated 6,500 Rohingya attempted perilous journeys across the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal last year. Of those, more than one in seven were reported dead or missing, giving the route the highest mortality rate […]
Burkina Faso’s military authorities have dissolved more than 100 civil society organisations in a sweeping move that signals a further tightening of control over public life in the West African nation. The decision, announced by the government, affects 118 associations, many of which were involved in human rights advocacy and community development. Officials said the groups were dissolved for failing to comply with new regulations governing civil society operations. The […]
South Africa has deployed 2,200 soldiers to gang-ridden communities in Cape Town’s Cape Flats, in efforts to curb rising violence in the area. The deployment, carried out by the South African National Defence Force, saw troops moving into townships on Wednesday, arriving in armoured vehicles and heavily armed as part of a coordinated operation with police. The move comes amid a fresh wave of deadly shootings that underscore the severity […]
Mozambique has fully repaid its debt to the International Monetary Fund ahead of schedule, marking a significant financial development for the Southern African nation. The early repayment, estimated at about $700 million, means the country now has zero outstanding credit with the global lender. According to recent reports, the government settled approximately $701 million owed to the IMF, completing payments that were originally scheduled to stretch over several years. Data […]
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