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Tanzanian Court Bans the Broadcasting of the Opposition Leader’s Trial

A Tanzanian court has banned live media coverage of opposition leader Tundu Lissu’s treason trial, raising concerns about transparency and human rights ahead of the October 2025 elections. Learn more about the case and its implications.

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Former Justice Minister of DR Congo Could Face a 10-year Prison Sentence

Former DRC Justice Minister Constant Mutamba faces a 10-year prison sentence and electoral ban for allegedly embezzling $19 million meant for a Kisangani prison, with his defense asserting no wrongdoing, as the verdict looms on August 27.

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Senegal President Excludes Himself from the New Anti-corruption Law

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye pushes for financial accountability in Senegal with an expanded asset declaration law, though his exemption sparks criticism, following a 2024 audit exposing hidden debts under Macky Sall, prompting IMF suspension and corruption charges.

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Ivory Coast Celebrates 65th Independence Anniversary with a Military Parade

Ivory Coast marked its 65th independence anniversary with a military parade in Bouaké on August 7, 2025, as President Ouattara, pursuing a controversial fourth term, faces opposition backlash over Tidjane Thiam’s disqualification, with France, the US, and Morocco showcasing military ties.

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Ethiopia Sentenced Five Individuals to Death for Human Trafficking

Ethiopia issues historic death sentences to five human traffickers operating on the dangerous “eastern route” from the Horn of Africa, signaling a robust crackdown on trafficking networks after a deadly migrant boat tragedy, with new task forces aimed at enhancing investigations and victim protection.

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