On June 1, 2026, Ghana and South Korea signed a historic visa waiver agreement during the Korea–Africa Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Seoul. The agreement was signed by Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, and his South Korean counterpart, Cho Hyun. It represents the first visa waiver arrangement between the two countries since the establishment of diplomatic relations nearly 50 years ago.
The Restriction Against Civilian Use Of Military Camouflages In Nigeria
The use of military camouflage by civilians in Nigeria is a sensitive issue that sits at the intersection of national security, public order, human rights and identity protection. While camouflage fashion has become globally popular, Nigerian law and enforcement practice treat it very differently.
The Iranian War and Its Impact on Africa
The war involving Iran and its regional rivals is centered in the Middle East, but its effects are felt far beyond the region, including across Africa. The continent is particularly vulnerable because of its reliance on global energy markets, shipping routes, and foreign trade.
Is Prostitution Illegal in Nigeria? Here’s What The Constitution and Laws Say
Nigeria does not have a single, uniform rule criminalising prostitution nationwide. Instead, the legal position depends on a combination of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the Criminal Code, the Penal Code, and regional legal systems like Sharia law.
What You Need To Know About Reform UK’s Threat To Block Visas Over Slavery Reparations
A controversial political proposal in the United Kingdom has reignited global debate over slavery reparations, diplomacy, and immigration policy. The issue centres on a pledge by the political party, Reform UK, to deny visas to citizens of countries that demand reparations for the transatlantic slave trade, a move that has sparked international backlash and raised complex legal, historical, and ethical questions.
Why African Countries Cannot Develop Nuclear Weapons
The idea that African countries could develop nuclear weapons often comes up in discussions about global power and security. However, multiple legal, political, economic, and technical barriers make this extremely difficult.
Was There A Military Coup In Burundi?
Was There A Military Coup In Burundi? On April 1, 2026 an X user @cecild84 made a claim that a violent coup d’état was actively taking place in Burundi, with the military allegedly moving to seize control of the capital, Bujumbura. The post had an image showing explosion, with the caption “JUST IN: Very violent […]
Is It Constitutional For A Nigerian To Spend A Night In A Police Station When Stranded?
Is It Constitutional For A Nigerian To Spend A Night In A Police Station When Stranded? On March 10, 2026, an X blog @AfricaFirsts made a claim that citizens in Nigeria have a constitutional right to sleep at a police station when they are stranded. The post had image of a newly commissioned police station […]
Has Supercop Abba Kyari Been Freed?
A claim circulating online states that Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja has discharged and acquitted suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari, of a 23-count charge bordering on alleged non-declaration of assets filed by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA. This has generated attention because of Kyari’s long-running legal troubles.
Everything You Need To Know About Nigeria’s National Single Window (NSW)
The National Single Window, NSW, is a digital trade facilitation system proposed by the Federal Government of Nigeria to simplify and modernise the way importers and exporters interact with government agencies.
