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Madagascar Soldiers Urge Army to Defy Orders Against Protesters

A group of soldiers from a military base near Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo, has called on fellow troops and security forces to reject any orders to shoot at protesters. The message, shared in a video on Saturday morning, came as thousands of demonstrators marched in the city. “Let us unite — soldiers, gendarmes, and police — and refuse to be paid to shoot our friends, our brothers, and our sisters,” the soldiers from the Soanierana base said in the video. They urged colleagues across the country to “refuse orders to shoot” and “close the gates” of their camps until further notice. The soldiers also warned others not to follow commands from superiors who might order violence against protesters, adding, “Those who give such orders will not care for our families if we die.” It remains unclear how many soldiers have joined […]

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UK Minister Condemns ‘Tolerance’ of Radical Islamism

UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has strongly condemned what she called the "tolerance" of radical Islamism, following the recent attack on a Manchester synagogue. Speaking at the Conservative Party conference, Badenoch criticized pro-Palestinian protests, describing some as "carnivals of hatred" and stating that slogans like "globalise the Intifada" target Jewish people for violence. She emphasized that while people are free to express their beliefs, they cannot turn British streets into "theatres of intimidation." Her comments come as the government introduces new laws to grant police increased powers to manage frequent protests, which resulted in nearly 500 arrests over the weekend. Badenoch outlined plans to allow police to impose restrictions based on the frequency of demonstrations, addressing what ministers see as a gap in current legislation. She also took aim at political rivals, accusing the Labour and Reform parties of promoting […]

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Trump Sends 300 National Guard Troops to Chicago as Tensions Rise

President Donald Trump has approved the deployment of 300 National Guard troops to Chicago, citing what he described as spiraling violence and chaos in the city. The decision came shortly after immigration authorities reported a confrontation with protesters that ended in gunfire. Officials said agents opened fire on an armed woman after demonstrators rammed law enforcement vehicles with their cars. Local and state leaders in Illinois swiftly condemned the move, accusing Trump of exploiting the situation for political gain. Governor JB Pritzker denounced the deployment as “an attempt to manufacture a crisis.” Meanwhile, a separate legal battle unfolded in Oregon, where a federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from sending 200 federal troops to Portland. Judge Karin Immergut said the president’s justification for the deployment was “untethered to the facts” and violated constitutional limits. Immergut ruled that the federal […]

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Protesters Demand Answers 11 Years After Mexican Students Vanished

Eleven years after 43 students from Ayotzinapa teacher training college disappeared, relatives and supporters returned to the streets of Mexico City on Friday, demanding truth and justice in a case that remains one of the country’s darkest human rights scandals. The students, known for their political activism, were last seen on September 26, 2014, after they commandeered buses to travel to a demonstration in Mexico City. Investigators believe they were kidnapped by a drug cartel in collusion with corrupt police, but what happened next remains shrouded in mystery. So far, only the remains of three students have been identified. The whereabouts of the rest remain unknown, leaving families trapped in years of uncertainty. “We are back where we started,” said Delfina de la Cruz, whose son was among the missing. “I want to see my son, know what happened, where […]

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ASUU Protests Nationwide Ahead of Crucial FG Talks

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Tuesday staged nationwide protests across several campuses, demanding that the Federal Government address long-standing issues before their crucial meeting scheduled for Thursday in Abuja. From Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife) to the University of Calabar, University of Ilorin, Federal University of Technology Akure, Federal University of Lafia, Plateau State University, University of Maiduguri, Usmanu Danfodiyo University (Sokoto), Abia State University, and Osun State University, lecturers marched with placards, chanting solidarity songs and warning of a looming strike. The lecturers’ demands included: Full implementation of the 2009 ASUU-FG agreement, Payment of 3.5 months’ withheld salaries, Settlement of 25–35% arrears and promotion arrears, Proper revitalisation funding for universities, Adoption of UTAS instead of IPPIS to preserve university autonomy, Rejection of the government’s proposed staff loan scheme. At Obafemi Awolowo University, ASUU Chairperson Prof. Tony Odiwe […]

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Adjetey Anang Advocates Storytelling Over Protests to Combat Galamsey.

Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang, also known as Pusher, has emphasized the power of storytelling in addressing societal issues like illegal mining, commonly referred to as 'galamsey' in Ghana. In an interview, Anang highlighted that creative professionals, particularly actors, have the ability to convey important messages through their craft, potentially influencing change more effectively than through protests.The actor, known for his role in "Things We Do for Love," believes that incorporating messages about social issues into films and productions can be a more impactful way of raising awareness among audiences. He mentioned that entertainment often blends with messages about serious problems, allowing people to enjoy the content while also learning about issues like galamsey.While Anang supports lawful protests against illegal mining, he stressed that actors and other creatives could make a significant difference by focusing on storytelling as a tool for […]

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Social Media Criticism for Stonebwoy Amid ‘Galamsey’ Protests.

Ghanaian artist Stonebwoy is facing backlash on social media for promoting his new song "Jejereje" at a time when protests against illegal mining, known as 'galamsey,' have resulted in the arrest of activists in Accra. While many fans are enjoying the new track, critics argue that the timing of its release is inappropriate, suggesting that Stonebwoy should have focused his efforts on supporting the protest against environmental destruction.Activists recently took to the streets of Accra to voice their concerns over the negative impact of illegal mining, but many were arrested during the demonstration. This situation has sparked a wider call among citizens and celebrities alike for the police to release those detained.Netizens have expressed their disappointment with Stonebwoy's decision to promote his music rather than align himself with the ongoing protests.Interestingly, Stonebwoy has previously released a song titled "Greedy Men," […]

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