China Sentences 11 Members of Notorious Ming Family to Death Over Myanmar Scam Centres
A Chinese court has handed down death sentences to 11 members of the Ming family, a notorious clan accused of […]
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Former Chinese Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian Sentenced to Death with Reprieve for Bribery
Tang Renjian, China’s former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, has been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for
Trump Administration Cancels $700M in Offshore Wind Funding, Redirects Focus to Traditional Energy
In a sweeping move that reshapes the trajectory of U.S. energy policy, President Donald Trump has canceled nearly $700 million
US Reverses Visa Restrictions on Ghana, Restores Five-Year Multiple Entry Visas
The United States has lifted its recently imposed visa restrictions on Ghana, restoring access to five-year multiple-entry visas and expanded consular privileges
Dr. Jasaw Urges African Parliaments to Lead Food Systems Transformation
Dr. Godfred Seidu Jasaw, Chairperson of the African Food Systems Parliamentary Network (AFSPaN) and head of Ghana’s Parliamentary Committee on
Burkina Faso Parliament Approves Law Criminalizing Homosexuality, Awaits Traoré’s Signature
Burkina Faso’s transitional parliament has unanimously passed a controversial bill banning homosexual acts, marking a significant shift in the country’s
Woman Burned to Death in Nigeria Over Blasphemy Allegation
A tragic incident in Niger State, northern Nigeria, has sparked outrage after a woman was burned to death by a
Nigeria Deports 102 Foreign Nationals in Major Crackdown on Cybercrime Syndicate
Nigeria has deported more than 100 foreign nationals, including 50 Chinese citizens, in what authorities describe as one of the
Chinese Students in UK Universities Facing Pressure to Spy, New Report Alleges
London, UK – A recent report by the UK-China Transparency (UKCT) think tank suggests that Chinese students at UK universities