Author: Blacc Theddi
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Sudan’s Massacre Crisis
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Sudan’s Massacre Crisis: 150 feared dead in RSF attack; ongoing battles; millions at risk of famine. Urgent need for peace and intervention. In a chilling display of brutality, at least 150 lives were extinguished in a massacre in central Sudan’s Wad al-Nourah, reportedly at the hands of the Rapid Support…
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Bytes Behind Bars: Zambia’s Cyber Syndicate Guilty Pleas Expose Digital Deception
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Zambia’s Cyber Syndicate: 22 Chinese nationals plead guilty to internet fraud charges. Highlights global cybercrime reach, emphasizing need for enhanced cybersecurity and international cooperation. Zambia’s cybercrime landscape recently took a dramatic turn as 22 Chinese nationals pleaded guilty to a slew of cyber-related crimes, highlighting the country’s escalating struggle against…
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Mining Pit Collapse in Nigeria Exposes More Than Just Minerals
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Mining Pit Collapse in Nigeria traps over 30 miners underground. One dead, six rescued. Safety and security concerns raised in Niger State. Another day, another disaster in Nigeria’s embattled mining sector. On Monday, the ground beneath a gold mining pit in central Nigeria gave way, trapping over 30 miners underground.…
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From Russia with Guns: Burkina Faso’s New Defense Strategy
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Burkina Faso, a nation embroiled in deadly conflict and political upheaval, is seeking solace in an old Cold War ally—Russia. The West African country, under military rule since a 2022 coup, is intensifying its military cooperation with Russia, marking a significant pivot in its defense strategy. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey…
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Fuel Subsidy: Is the Government Playing a Game of Smoke and Mirrors?
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Fuel subsidy: President Tinubu claimed to abolish it, yet costs and black markets persist. Atiku demands transparency on fiscal impacts and ongoing subsidy expenditures, questioning government honesty. Ever since President Bola Tinubu, at his inauguration on May 29, 2023, announced the end of the fuel subsidy, it has been a…
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The Hidden Side of Minimum Wage Increases in Nigeria
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Minimum Wage Increases in Nigeria bring higher labor costs for businesses, potentially leading to increased prices for goods and services, impacting the cost of living. A balanced approach is needed to ensure fair wages without causing inflation. The ongoing struggle for a higher minimum wage in Nigeria often focuses on…
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ENUGU Farmer Killed Trying to Save Teen from Fulani Herdsmen Gang Rape
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Fulani Herdsmen attacks in Enugu have been relentless, occurring back-to-back. Our posts delve into the continuous violence, community responses, and the urgent need for government intervention to ensure lasting security and prevent further conflicts. Residents of Aku in Igbo-Etiti Local Government Area, Enugu State, are in shock and anger after…
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Lilian Seenoi-Barr: Breaking Barriers and Building Futures in Northern Ireland
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Lilian Seenoi-Barr has become Northern Ireland’s first black mayor, and only the third on the island of Ireland. This significant achievement marks a step forward in inclusivity and representation in the region. Seenoi-Barr’s journey to becoming mayor of Derry City and Strabane is a testament to resilience and dedication. Originally…