ALL that’s Happening around The Globe
A coalition of opposition parties in Namibia has rejected a proposed bill that would move regulatory power over oil and gas from the Ministry of Mines directly to the Presidency. Critics argue this move invites "political interference and corruption" while weakening parliamentary oversight.
The Chinese Embassy in Abuja has issued a fierce rebuttal to a US bill that accuses Chinese nationals of sponsoring illegal mining and militias in Nigeria. China labeled the claims "baseless" and insisted its companies follow all local regulations and support community development.
Following his State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa is at the Atlantic Beach Golf Estate today for the 2026 Presidential Golf Challenge. The event is raising funds for the Cyril Ramaphosa Foundation to build modern ablution facilities at rural schools under the "SAFE" initiative.
In a historic announcement from Mandera, President William Ruto confirmed that Kenya will officially reopen its border with Somalia in April 2026. The border has been closed for 15 years due to al-Shabaab security threats, but Ruto stated, "We cannot trade with closed borders," promising heavy security to protect traders.
A federal judge has issued an injunction preventing the Trump administration from taking punitive actions against Senator Kelly for his votes on judicial appointments, citing a "breach of separation of powers."
Tensions in the East China Sea spiked today after the Japanese Coast Guard seized a Chinese fishing boat and arrested its captain for operating in disputed territorial waters.
The CIA has released a high-production recruitment video in Mandarin, specifically calling for "patriots" within the Chinese military to share information with the West.
Defying warnings from Beijing, the U.S. has signed a major trade agreement with Taiwan to slash tariffs on high-tech goods, further complicating U.S.-China relations.
At the Munich Security Conference, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told European allies that Atlantic ties are at a crossroads, demanding more defense spending from NATO members.
Kathy Ruemmler, one of the most powerful lawyers on Wall Street, has resigned after leaked emails revealed her extensive professional and social links to Jeffrey Epstein.
