Amidst severe political turmoil, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country as protesters stormed her palace in Dhaka. The escalation follows weeks of growing discontent driven by economic crises, widespread corruption, and political repression. The international community is closely monitoring this volatile situation as Bangladesh faces an uncertain future.
Read MoreNyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, has accused a Senator of sponsoring the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests aimed against President Bola Tinubu's administration. He revealed that security agencies have identified the Senator's involvement, including the distribution of food to protesters. Wike also warned of potential violence and property damage if the protests are hijacked by miscreants.
Read MorePresident William Ruto has nominated Dorcas Oduor as Kenya’s next Attorney General, succeeding Justin Muturi. If confirmed, Oduor would become the country's first female Attorney General. Her nomination signifies a pivotal step in advancing gender equality and women in leadership roles.
Read MoreActionSA celebrates Justice Mandisa Maya's appointment as South Africa's first female Chief Justice. Maya, currently Deputy Chief Justice, will assume her role on September 1, succeeding Chief Justice Raymond Zondo. Her appointment by President Cyril Ramaphosa, backed by the Judicial Service Commission, marks a key milestone for gender inclusivity in the judiciary.
Read MorePresident Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race has reverberated across the political spectrum. In Licking County, Democratic and Republican leaders shared their views, with Democrats showing a mix of disappointment and understanding, and Republicans seeing new opportunities. The move reshapes the election landscape, opening doors for other Democratic contenders.
Read MoreFrench President Macron has accepted PM Gabriel Attal's resignation but requested him to remain as caretaker head following a tumultuous election. Amidst political deadlock, the left-wing coalition struggles to agree on a new leader, as internal rifts deepen and the far-right criticizes Macron's decision.
Read MoreThe FBI has named a suspect in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13, 2024. Secret Service agents quickly neutralized the threat, resulting in the death of the suspect and an audience member. Trump sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized for evaluation. Politicians from both parties have condemned the attack and expressed support for Trump.
Read MoreThe Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has accused the Sokoto State Government of secretly plotting to depose Sultan Sa'ad Abubakar III. This accusation, involving alleged amendments aimed at reducing the Sultan's authority, has been fervently denied by Governor Ahmed Aliyu. The controversy has drawn national attention, including from Deputy Senate President Kashim Shettima, who urged support for the Sultan.
Read MoreThe Treasury is strongly urging MPs to pass the Finance Bill proposals to address economic challenges. The plan includes reducing VAT, taxing digital transactions, raising excise duty on alcohol, lowering corporate tax, and introducing a tax on share transactions. While some MPs criticize the potential impact on low-income earners, the Treasury underscores the necessity for sustainable development.
Read MoreThe Abia State Government has announced its decision to avoid any confrontation with promoters of the sit-at-home order on Biafra Day, celebrated on May 30. Chief Press Secretary Onyebuchi Ememanka explained that the administration wants to maintain peace and order while respecting the sentiments surrounding the commemoration. This strategic move aims to prevent any potential violence or chaos.
Read MoreFormer Vice President Atiku Abubakar has voiced his discontent with President Bola Tinubu's first year in office, condemning the administration's economic policies. Atiku pointed out the increasing joblessness, poverty, and misery among Nigerians as evidence and offered six recommendations for improving the economic situation.
Read MoreUnion Home Minister Amit Shah has accused the Congress-led Karnataka government of delaying action on serious allegations against MP Prajwal Revanna, potentially allowing him to flee India. This comes amid the state's ongoing Lok Sabha election phases.
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