Hundreds of captives freed from boko haram in Nigeria
Nigeria Hundreds of individuals, previously abducted by Boko Haram militants earlier this year from a village in Borno State, northeast Nigeria, have regained their freedom this past weekend. This significant…
Systematic oversight: inspectors target democratic republic of Congo’s mining sector
The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s mining sector is under the microscope as 118 financial inspectors launch a sweeping audit campaign across nearly 200 public and private entities. This second…
Hundreds of Boko Haram captives freed in Nigeria’s Borno state
The Nigerian army confirmed on Sunday, June 7, the release of several hundred individuals who were abducted months earlier by a Boko Haram faction in the town of Ngoshe, located…
Mali journalist Chahana Takiou summoned by cybercrime court over critical stance
Chahana Takiou, the publication director of the weekly newspaper Le 22 Septembre, has been summoned to appear before the prosecutor of Bamako’s cybercrime division on Monday, June 8, 2026, at…

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