Mwanzo Editor
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Malawi Opposition Leader Charged With Plotting to Kill President
Malawi opposition leader Patricia Kaliati appeared in a Lilongwe court on Monday, where she was formally charged with plotting to kill president Lazarus Chakwera.
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Hezbollah Names Deputy Head Naim Qassem as Successor to Slain Chief Nasrallah
Qassem, 71, was one of Hezbollah’s founders in 1982 and has been the party’s deputy secretary general since 1991, the year before Nasrallah took the helm.
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Kenya-US MoU Signed For Labour Standards Enhancement
The MoU focuses on addressing issues such as forced labour, workplace grievance handling, and improving worker organizations’ engagement with employers and the government
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Chad Denies Supplying Weapons to Sudan’s Warring Militia
Chad’s government was accused of aiding the RSF by Sudan’s Darfur Governor Minni Minnawi, who heads a faction allied with the Khartoum government.
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DNA Tests Do Not Match The Missing Wajir MCA’s, Yusuf Hussein Ahmed: Family
The DNA outcome presented on Thursday 24th October, 2024, deepens the mystery surrounding his disappearance, which was reported as abduction in Nairobi by unknown individuals.
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Bomb Attack in Afghan Capital Kills One, Wounds 11: Police
An attacker carrying a bomb in a bag killed a child and wounded 11 others in a market in Afghanistan’s capital, police said on Thursday. The attack took place in a central area of Kabul…
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Ireland Fines LinkedIn 310 Million Euros Over EU Data Breach
The Data Protection Commission (DPC) issued the Microsoft-owned website its first EU fine saying “the consent obtained by LinkedIn was not given freely”.
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Uganda Jails Opposition Party Members For ‘Treachery’
The prosecution alleged that the 16 members of the main opposition National Unity Platform (NUP), as well as others still on the run, were found in possession of explosives between November 2020 and May 2021,…
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Uganda LGBTQ Community Faces Rising Online Abuse: Amnesty
Online attacks against members of the LGBTQ community have surged since the law was introduced, Amnesty said in a new report, citing cases of doxing, outing, threats of violence, blackmail, impersonation, hacking and disinformation.
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Climate Change Worsened Deadly Africa Floods, Scientists Say
A new analysis by the World Weather Attribution (WWA) network of scientists found warming driven by the use of fossil fuels had exacerbated the flooding in Sudan.
