United States

U.S. Pushes Rwanda-Congo Peace Deal Linked to Mineral Investments

The U.S. is pushing Congo and Rwanda to sign a peace accord at the White House in about two months, accompanied by bilateral mineral deals that would bring billions of dollars of Western investment to the region, President Donald Trump’s senior advisor

May 2, 2025

US President Joe Biden waves alongside his son Hunter Biden after attending mass at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Johns Island, South Carolina on August 13, 2022. image AFP

Crime·international·United States

Biden Pardons Son Hunter, Citing ‘Unfair Prosecution’

US President Joe Biden has issued a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, over tax and firearms convictions, breaking a prior pledge not to use his presidential authority to grant him clemency. Biden defended the decision, stating that his son had been

December 2, 2024

Breaking News·United States·Zimbabwe

New York Attorney Sentenced for Hiring Hitman to Kill Zimbabwean Ex-Wife

The U.S. Department of Justice Northern District of California announced that a 49-year-old New York attorney received a 10-year federal prison sentence for hiring a supposed hitman to kill his estranged ex-wife and mother of his children. Allen Gessen, a New York-licensed

May 4, 2024

Zimbabwe Asks US to Help Remind Banks That Sanctions Eased

United States·Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Asks US to Inform Banks of Sanctions Relief

Zimbabwe has reached out to the US, urging them to remind banks that Washington recently eased some sanctions on the southern African nation. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube conveyed this request to reporters during an online briefing from Washington on Friday. He stated,

April 21, 2024

PRESIDENTIAL spokesperson George Charamba

United States·Zimbabwe

Charamba: No Reason To Celebrate The Latest US Move On Zimbabwe Sanctions

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesman, George Charamba, dismisses the United States’s recent action on Zimbabwe sanctions, stating there’s little cause for celebration. The US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) announced the termination of the Zimbabwe Sanctions Regulations, effective since 2003, by

April 17, 2024

United States

U.S. President Proclaims Transgender Day of Visibility Amidst Easter Celebrations

Washington, D.C. – President Biden has declared March 31, 2024, as Transgender Day of Visibility, drawing attention to the rights and contributions of transgender Americans while some in the nation prepare for Easter Sunday. The proclamation was issued on March 29, recognising

March 30, 2024

United States

Pornhub Blocks Access in Texas Amid Age-Verification Law Dispute

In a significant move that has stirred debate over internet freedom and child protection, Pornhub and its sister sites, managed by parent company Aylo, have ceased services for users in Texas. This drastic step comes in the wake of a contentious legal

March 14, 2024

United States

Biden and Trump Set for Election Rematch After Clinching Nominations

In a significant turn of events that shapes the political landscape ahead of the upcoming November election, both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have successfully secured the delegate count required to win their respective parties’ nominations. This development came

March 13, 2024

United States·Zimbabwe

U.S. Raises Alarm Over Zimbabwe’s Intimidation and Deportation of American Officials

In a move that has raised eyebrows internationally, the United States has voiced its deep concern over the treatment of its government officials and contractors by Zimbabwean authorities. The officials, who were in Zimbabwe to evaluate the developmental and governance landscape to

March 8, 2024

United States

Nikki Haley Ends Presidential Bid, Paving Way for Trump After Super Tuesday Losses

In Charleston, South Carolina, on March 6th, Nikki Haley formally concluded her underdog bid against the leading Republican figure, Donald Trump, solidifying his position as the party’s nominee for the upcoming presidential clash with Democrat Joe Biden in November. Haley, who served

March 6, 2024

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U.S. Pushes Rwanda-Congo Peace Deal Linked to Mineral Investments

Biden Pardons Son Hunter, Citing ‘Unfair Prosecution’

New York Attorney Sentenced for Hiring Hitman to Kill Zimbabwean Ex-Wife

Zimbabwe Asks US to Inform Banks of Sanctions Relief

Charamba: No Reason To Celebrate The Latest US Move On Zimbabwe Sanctions

U.S. President Proclaims Transgender Day of Visibility Amidst Easter Celebrations

Pornhub Blocks Access in Texas Amid Age-Verification Law Dispute

Biden and Trump Set for Election Rematch After Clinching Nominations

U.S. Raises Alarm Over Zimbabwe’s Intimidation and Deportation of American Officials

Nikki Haley Ends Presidential Bid, Paving Way for Trump After Super Tuesday Losses

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