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South Sudan Blocks Social Media Amid Unrest
South Sudanese authorities have blocked access to social media platforms in response to recent unrest, drawing sharp criticism from press freedom advocates and human rights groups. The National Communication Authority…
Trump and other world leaders wishes former US President Biden recovery after Cancer diagnosis
This week, the United State President, Donald Trump, and other world leaders have extended their warmest and best wishes to the former United States president Joe Biden over his recent…
NLC Threatens Nationwide Protest Against Proposed Electricity Tariff Hike
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has vowed to mobilize workers and citizens for mass protests if the Federal Government moves forward with its proposed electricity tariff hike, calling it “economic…
Deported Immigrants From US To Panama Cries Out For Help
In a room at the luxury Decápolis Hotel in Panama City, two girls hold a piece of paper to the window with a written message. "Please help us," it reads.…
Top Stories on Internet Services and Global Policy Shifts
There has been many controversies online among Nigerians using Facebook social media platform as human right lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN) filed a $5m lawsuit against Facebook parent company Meta Platforms…
Femi Falana Sues Meta For $5m Over Alleged Privacy Invasion
Nigerian human rights lawyer, Femi Falana (SAN), has filed a $5m lawsuit against the parent company of Facebook, Meta Platforms Inc., over an alleged invasion of his privacy. Femi Falana…
South Africa Hit Back At Trump Over Land Confiscation Claims
South Africa President, Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday hit back at his United States, Donald Trump, over threat to cut off funding to the African. Trump on Sunday accused the South…
Shake-Up, Social Media Crackdown, and Political Shifts Define the Week
Earlier this week, the United States tech giant Nvidia lost over a sixth of its value to a newly founded Chinese tech company. The U.S. AI giant Nvidia and other…