South Sudan Visa-Free Entry 2026: African Countries List
South Sudan has released the official list of African countries whose citizens can enter without a visa in 2026. Only Egypt and Tanzania qualify for visa-free entry.
South Sudan has released the official list of African countries whose citizens can enter without a visa in 2026. Only Egypt and Tanzania qualify for visa-free entry.
The United States has designated 20 transnational criminal organisations as Foreign Terrorist Organisations and Specially Designated Global Terrorists, denying them access to the US financial system.
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has reserved judgment on appeals challenging the deregistration of five opposition parties, including ADC and Accord Party, after final arguments.
Former Speaker Yakubu Dogara calls on the National Assembly to strengthen partnerships with civil society organisations to improve legislative oversight and ensure government spending benefits Nigerians.
A prosecution witness testified that local governments in Taraba transferred millions to a company linked to former governor Darius Ishaku for Christmas grains, on the directives of top officials.
Dayo Olaide examines the fear surrounding the Auditor-General's office, arguing that its independence is crucial for accountability and that attacks on it undermine democracy.
Dipo Baruwa argues that Nigeria functions more like a poorly managed organisation than a nation, urging systemic reforms to address its structural failures.
The article critiques the ANC's shift from liberation ideals, highlighting its role in perpetuating Afrophobia and undermining pan-African solidarity in South Africa.
The Nigerian Senate has again rejected a motion to investigate ₦1.3 billion allocated to the non-existent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council in the 2026 budget, citing ongoing court proceedings.
The Federal Capital Territory High Court in Abuja has ordered the permanent forfeiture of N4.6 billion jewellery, 11 luxury cars, and cash linked to businesswoman Aisha Achimugu to the federal government.
Family of late Umahi aide insists on Friday burial in Ebonyi, rejecting police autopsy order and citing religious beliefs amid ongoing investigation.
Argentina may face FIFA sanctions after players displayed a banner reading 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' following their semi-final victory over England, violating political messaging rules.
The US House passed a bill withholding 100% of foreign assistance to Nigeria until the US certifies Nigeria is protecting Christians from violence, amid allegations of genocide.
Femi Gbajabiamila sues Adeniyi Adeyemi for N15 billion over false allegations of demanding a 48% kickback from a N27.3 billion grant, denying all claims and seeking damages.
Civil society organisations in Akwa Ibom State have called for a central registry to eliminate multiple registration requirements and overlapping levies imposed by different government agencies.
Minister David Umahi confirms Mary Habila was a nurse, not a physiotherapist, and died from a nosebleed. He seeks autopsy but family declines on cultural grounds.
Poland's 2026 visa-free list includes only three African nations: Mauritius, Seychelles, and São Tomé and Príncipe. The policy excludes employment and requires biometric passports for some countries.
The UAE has published the official list of 43 European countries whose citizens can enter visa-free in 2026. The update includes all eligible nations and entry conditions.
Argentina's visa-free list includes only one African country—South Africa—allowing 90-day stays. Other African nations must apply for a tourist visa through consular offices.
Pastor Enoch Adeboye called on scholars, policymakers, and church leaders to develop practical solutions to Nigeria's worsening insecurity, moving beyond academic discussions.
US DHS replaces duration-of-status with fixed admission periods for F, J, and I visas. F and J visas capped at 4 years; I visas at 240 days. Affects thousands of Nigerians annually.
Only Mauritius and Seychelles citizens can enter Hungary without a visa in 2026 under EU rules, while most African nations still require a visa for short stays.
Laolu Akande, former presidential spokesperson, urges Femi Gbajabiamila to step aside amid the PFIPC scandal, warning that failure to do so will erode public trust in the government.
The Senate passed the FRSC Act amendment bill 2026, imposing a ₦50,000 fine for hawking or preaching in commercial buses, and raising penalties for traffic violations by up to 300%.
The UK has updated immigration rules, allowing citizens from 20+ countries, including the US and Japan, to visit without a traditional visa using an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA).
The DRC has launched the Council for the Examination of Atrocities, enlisting top war crimes lawyers from the US and Europe to pursue accountability and reparations for victims in the east.
Britain formally calls on FIFA to investigate Argentina after players displayed a Falklands sovereignty banner following their 2-1 World Cup semi-final victory over England in Atlanta.
FCT High Court grants final forfeiture of Aisha Achimugu's N4.6 billion jewellery, N4.3 billion exotic cars, $50,000, and N30 million to the federal government, following EFCC application.
The Corporate Affairs Commission has begun striking off 100,000 companies for not filing annual returns. Affected businesses have 90 days to regularise or face removal.
A viral Facebook post falsely claimed Iran said Kenya and Nigeria would join the Iran-US war. Fact-checkers traced it to a deleted IRIB post quoting an unidentified analyst, not an official source.