Day: June 27, 2018

Rival Leaders Set To Meet In South Sudanese Capital

South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has agreed to conduct talks with his rival, and former vice president, Riek Machar. The talks will take place on Monday in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, and will follow talks on Wednesday and Thursday in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Abada. The talks will

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Environmental Activists Deaths Invoke Painful Reminders Of Gambia’s Dark Past

Invoking painful memories of the previous Gambian Government, three environmental activists were killed during clashes that erupted between Gambian paramilitary forces and activists in Faraba Banta, south of the capital Banjul. Activists were peacefully protesting on June 18th against Julakay Sand Mining, a company that many residents argue is destroying

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Violence In Turkey Leading Up To Election

On Sunday, Turkey will hold elections in which current President Recep Tayyik Erdogan is running for another five-year term. Conflict has erupted over the campaign, as opposition groups and dissenters have been faced with alarming violence. Last week, four people were killed in violence that broke out during a campaign

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Reuniting Families: Trump Signs Executive Order On Immigration Policy

Trump has signed an executive order that will stop undocumented immigrant children being taken away from their families at the Mexican border. This comes after global outrage towards the Trump administration’s “zero-tolerance policy,” that saw every undocumented immigrant crossing the border put into federal jail, leaving those too young to

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