Floyd Shivambu, the Deputy President of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and Member of Parliament, has resigned from the party. His resignation comes amid tensions with EFF leader Julius Malema and just before the party's third elective conference. Shivambu has indicated a potential future return, despite joining the MK Party.
Keep ReadingPresident Bola Tinubu will address the nation on Sunday, August 4, 2024. The speech, announced by the Presidential Spokesperson, will be broadcast on major television and radio stations across Nigeria during prime time. This address is expected to cover key issues and provide updates on the administration’s progress and future plans.
Keep ReadingPresident William Ruto has criticized the media for what he calls 'irresponsible reporting' during ongoing anti-government protests in Kenya. Amid mounting criticism of the government’s response to the protests, civil society groups have voiced concerns about new ID cards and claims of police brutality. They've demanded explanations and actions from the government, while President Ruto has accused specific organizations of instigating unrest.
Keep ReadingPresident Joe Biden is under increasing pressure from top Democrats, including Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, to reconsider his 2024 presidential run. Concerns over his age, recent COVID-19 contraction, and debate performance have amplified calls for his withdrawal. Biden remains publicly steadfast but is reportedly more open to discussing his future candidacy.
Keep ReadingPresident Macron accepted PM Gabriel Attal's resignation, but Attal will lead a caretaker government until a successor is named. With France gearing up for the Olympics, political uncertainty looms as major parties struggle for control following a split parliamentary result.
Keep ReadingFormer President Donald Trump had to be swiftly removed from the stage at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, after sounds resembling gunshots were heard. Trump was immediately escorted off by Secret Service agents as the crowd panicked. One attendee was tragically killed, though Trump himself was unharmed.
Keep ReadingThe first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden in 2024 was rife with unverified claims, with moderators Jake Tapper and Dana Bash facilitating rather than fact-checking. Trump's statements on abortion, environmental policies, border security, and tax cuts came under scrutiny. Biden also exaggerated prescription drug reforms and economic conditions post-Trump.
Keep ReadingPresident Javier Milei of Argentina faces intense criticism over his anti-corruption platform following his controversial nomination of Judge Ariel Lijo, who stands accused of multiple crimes, to the Supreme Court. The decision has garnered backlash from various sectors concerned about the integrity of Argentina’s judiciary.
Keep ReadingIn France, tension and uncertainty grip President Macron's closest advisors as they navigate a high-stakes parliamentary election. This comes on the heels of Macron's bold move to counter the far-right's growing influence. A revealing photograph highlights the anxiety within his inner circle following a significant EU election defeat.
Keep ReadingIn a significant move, the House of Representatives voted to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for not fully complying with a subpoena regarding President Biden's handling of classified documents. This vote marks Garland as the third U.S. Attorney General in history to face such a consequence amid an ongoing investigation led by Republicans.
Keep ReadingIsraeli politics faces turmoil as Benny Gantz resigns from the 'war cabinet,' citing dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza conflict. Gantz's exit raises questions about future strategies, potential diplomatic solutions, and the stability of Netanyahu's government.
Keep ReadingThe Democratic Alliance (DA) has taken legal action against President Cyril Ramaphosa, alleging that his pre-elections national address violated the Electoral Act. The DA is seeking a reduction in votes for the ANC and a substantial fine against Ramaphosa for purportedly using public resources to campaign.
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