Politics

One Africa News Today Video Summary – week 24 May 2025
- By the Editor
- . 24 May 2025
One Africa News Today – your go-to source for the latest news and updates from across the African continent. Unite,

Former DRC Prime Minister Sentenced to 10 Years of Forced Labour for Corruption
- By the Editor
- . 24 May 2025
In a landmark ruling that has reignited debate over governance and judicial independence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC),

Trump Confronts South Africa’s Ramaphosa with Discredited ‘White Genocide’ Claims in Oval Office Showdown
- By the Editor
- . 23 May 2025
In a tense and highly choreographed Oval Office encounter, US President Donald Trump confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with

One Africa News Today Video Summary – week 17 May 2025
- By the Editor
- . 17 May 2025
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US Court Slashes $18m Defamation Award for Ghanaian Journalist Anas to $500
- By the Editor
- . 17 May 2025
A United States court has upheld a jury’s finding that Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas was maliciously defamed by

Diplomatic Crisis Deepens as France and Algeria Expel Each Other’s Diplomats
- By the Editor
- . 17 May 2025
Relations between France and Algeria have plunged into a new low as both countries expel diplomats in a retaliatory escalation

Benin Reclaims Stolen 17th-century Royal Stool from Finland
- By the Editor
- . 17 May 2025
In a landmark moment for cultural justice and Pan-African dignity, Finland has officially returned a stolen royal stool to Benin

Mali’s Military Junta Dissolves All Political Parties
- By the Editor
- . 17 May 2025
In a sweeping move emblematic of its tightening grip on power, Mali’s military-led transitional government has officially dissolved all political

Zambia Rebukes US Over $50 Million Aid Cut Amid Drug Theft Allegations
- By the Editor
- . 15 May 2025
Zambia’s government has issued a strong diplomatic rebuke following the United States’ decision to slash $50 million (approximately 1.4 billion