Kenya: President William Ruto has dismissed nearly his entire cabinet following deadly protests. This drastic move, excluding only Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, aims to address the political turmoil and public dissatisfaction.
South Sudan: Western diplomats have criticized a new security bill that allows warrantless searches and detentions, raising concerns about potential human rights abuses and the implications for civil liberties.
Rwanda: Approximately 4,000 Rwandan troops are reported to be operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo alongside the M23 rebel group. This involvement has added complexity to the region’s already tense security situation.
Algeria: The country marked its 62nd Independence Day with a traditional horse-riding festival. This celebration highlighted Algeria’s cultural heritage and historical resistance movements
Senegal: President Amadou Diomaye has been implementing significant reforms in his first 100 days in office, aiming to address economic challenges and improve governance.
Uganda: A UN report has implicated the Ugandan army in supporting the M23 rebel group in the DRC, a claim that Uganda denies. This report highlights the ongoing regional instability and the complex dynamics of local armed groups
These highlights capture the dynamic and often turbulent political landscape across the continent, reflecting both longstanding issues and emerging challenges.
