Madagascar’s top court proclaimed former leader Andry Rajoelina winner of a hard-fought presidential vote, rejecting his rival’s accusations of fraud.
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Sudan Security Forces Disperse Mass Protest in Eastern City
Sudanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse hundred protesters in eastern city al-Qadarif, one of the largest the country has seen in recent weeks.
People’s Suspicions Rise As Congo Delays Election Results
As Congo anxiously awaits outcome of presidential election, many in the capital, say a delay is giving way for manipulations in favor of the ruling party.
Congo Opposition Campaign Says Is Talking With Kabila on Transition
A Congolese presidential candidate’s representatives have met with outgoing President Joseph Kabila’s camp to ensure a peaceful transfer of power.
China Rights Lawyer Likely Disbarred for Defending Client
Authorities in China’s southern Guangdong province are expected to soon revoke license of a prominent rights lawyer, apparently for defending his client.
Netanyahu Corruption Probes Hit Snag on State’s Witnesses
Israeli PM Netanyahu, contesting an April election under shadow of possible corruption charges, demanded Monday to confront state’s witnesses against him.
Truth Commission on Jammeh Opens Hearings in Gambia
Two years after President Yahya Jammeh left power in Gambia, truth commission probes into abuses carried out during his more than two decades in power.
China’s Stage-Managed Xinjiang Tour Fooled No One
China’s authorities recently escorted diplomats from a dozen countries and a handful of foreign journalists on a highly controlled visit to Xinjiang.
Al-Sisi Not Telling Truth About Egyptian Political Prisoners
Al-Sisi of Egypt made several wrong claims in his appearance on January 6, 2019 on the “60 Minutes” TV show in United States, Human Rights Watch said today.
Guatemala to Shut Down UN Anti-Corruption Body Today
Guatemala to shut down United Nations corruption body on Tuesday, 8 months earlier than expected, over accusations the body interfered in internal affairs.