Goodluck Jonathan Trapped in Guinea-Bissau Coup
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan stranded in Guinea-Bissau after military coup suspends elections and closes borders. Read latest developments.
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Military takes control of Guinea-Bissau, suspends elections
Military officers in Guinea-Bissau declare total control, suspend electoral process and close borders. President Embaló confirms arrest in what he calls a coup d'état. Read the latest developments.
Soldiers Deploy Near Guinea-Bissau Palace Amid Coup Fears
Heavy gunfire near Guinea-Bissau's presidential palace sparks coup fears as soldiers deploy. The nation awaits tense election results amid a history of political instability. Read the latest updates.
Coup in Guinea-Bissau days after presidential vote
Military takes control of Guinea-Bissau, suspends electoral process and imposes curfew following disputed presidential election. Get the latest updates on the political crisis.
Soldiers Deploy in Guinea-Bissau Amid Election Crisis
Heavy gunfire near Guinea-Bissau's presidential palace sparks coup fears as soldiers deploy. Get the latest on the election crisis and political instability.
Guinea-Bissau Army Takes Control, Closes Borders
Military officers in Guinea-Bissau claim total control, suspend elections, and close all borders following a contested presidential vote. Get the latest details.
Coup Attempt: Guinea-Bissau President Detained
Guinea-Bissau President Umaro Sissoco Embaló reportedly detained in an apparent coup attempt just days after contentious elections. Get the latest details.
CAS Clears Tanzania for AFCON 2025
The Court of Arbitration for Sport dismisses Guinea's appeal, confirming Tanzania's place in Group C with Nigeria's Super Eagles. Read the full details.
Guinea-Bissau Votes for President, Stability on Ballot
Voters in Guinea-Bissau head to the polls to elect a new president, hoping to end political turmoil. Key issues include poverty, corruption, and drug trafficking. Follow the latest.
Russian Forces Struggle Against Mali Jihadist Blockade
Russian Africa Corps forces in Mali fail to break jihadist fuel blockade as civilian casualties mount. Learn how Moscow's strategy impacts Sahel security.
Sudan's Resource War Fuels Brutal Civil Conflict
The scramble for Sudan's gold, farmland, and coastline by foreign powers is fueling a brutal civil war that has killed thousands and displaced millions. Discover the hidden economic drivers behind the crisis.
Burna Boy Accused of Damage Control After Show Pause
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy faces mixed reactions after pausing his Los Angeles concert to show solidarity with Nigeria, Sudan, and Congo. Read about the online debate.
Nigeria to lead Gulf of Guinea illegal fishing fight
Nigeria's Minister Adegboyega Oyetola elected to chair regional committee combating illegal fishing. New initiative aims to protect marine resources across West Africa through coordinated action.
TikTok Star Executed by Jihadists in Mali
Malian TikTok creator Mariam Cisse executed by Al-Qaeda-linked jihadists during livestream. The 20-year-old was accused of informing Mali's army about militant movements.
Guinea launches massive Simandou iron ore mine
Guinea officially launches production at Simandou, one of the world's largest iron ore mines. The $20 billion project promises economic transformation and thousands of jobs for the West African nation.
Chelle's Plea: Protect Osimhen for World Cup
Mali's coach Eric Chelle makes emotional appeal to Galatasaray, begging them to handle Super Eagles star Victor Osimhen with care ahead of crucial World Cup playoff clash.
Sudanese Women Describe Mass Rape Fleeing El Fasher
Disturbing eyewitness accounts emerge from Sudan as women and girls describe systematic sexual violence while fleeing conflict in El Fasher. Survivors reveal how armed men preyed on vulnerable civilians.
Eric Chelle's Shocking First Impression as Super Eagles Coach
Newly appointed Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle opens up about his surprising first encounter with the Nigerian national team and his ambitious plans for the future.
Tenure Extension Fuels West Africa Military Coups
A leading research centre identifies unconstitutional tenure elongation as the primary driver behind the recent wave of military takeovers across West African nations.
Sudan Generals Agree to Trump-Mediated Ceasefire
After years of devastating conflict that claimed thousands of lives, Sudan's rival military factions have reached a groundbreaking ceasefire agreement with former US President Donald Trump's mediation. The three-month truce marks a significant breakthroug
Eguavoen Backs Eric Chelle: Stop the Distractions
Former Super Eagles coach Augustine Eguavoen defends Eric Chelle against critics, urging Nigerian football fans to support the coach during crucial World Cup qualification period.
Guinea-Bissau foils coup plot, arrests senior officers
Guinea-Bissau security forces have disrupted a dangerous coup attempt targeting the 2025 presidential elections. Multiple high-ranking military officials are in custody as the nation remains on high alert.
Guinea-Bissau officers arrested in coup plot attempt
Breaking: Several high-ranking Guinea-Bissau military officers detained over suspected subversion attempt against government. Security forces on high alert.
Sunday Mba: How Eric Chelle Secured Mali World Cup Spot
Former Nigerian international Sunday Mba breaks down the tactical brilliance behind Mali's qualification for the FIFA World Cup intercontinental playoff, crediting coach Eric Chelle's strategic approach.
Sudan Crisis: ITUC-Africa Demands Urgent Peace Action
As Sudan's humanitarian crisis worsens, ITUC-Africa calls for immediate international action to restore peace and protect civilians from escalating violence.
Navy Chief Rejects Coast Guard, Deploys Drones vs Oil Thieves
Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla declares technological warfare against oil theft and piracy, revealing plans for drones and artificial intelligence while dismissing coast guard proposals as unnecessary.
West African ICC Exit Puts Citizens at Risk
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court raises serious concerns about justice and accountability in the region. Experts warn this decision leaves citizens vulnerable to human rights abuses.
Sudan Maternity Hospital Massacre: 460 Dead
In one of Sudan's most brutal attacks, a maternity hospital became a slaughterhouse as armed militants butchered patients and medical staff, leaving 460 dead in a humanitarian catastrophe.
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