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28/04/2026

Uganda Proposes To Levy 30% Tax On Second-Hand Clothing.

By: Isaac Kwabena Boadu Date: 28th April, 2026 The Ugandan government has introduced the External Trade (Amendment) Bill, 2026, proposing a 30% environmental levy on imported second-hand clothing, citing environmental concerns and a desire to stimulate local production. The levy would increase the c...

18/03/2026

BREAKING NEWS!!!
The Confederation of African Football has nullified Senegal’s victory in the just ended 2025 tournament and crowned Morocco the reigning Champions.

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26/02/2026

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🪘🪘 SENEGAL PROPOSES HARSHER PENALTIES FOR SAME S*X RELATIONS 🪘🪘

Senegal’s government has proposed a new law that would significantly increase prison terms for individuals found guilty of same-sex relations. The bill which was proposed by the country’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko and has been approved by the cabinet, would double the maximum prison sentence from 5 to 10 years and impose fines of up to 10 million CFA francs ($18,000; £13,000).

The bill to double the maximum prison term for same-sex relations from 5 to 10 years has been sent to Senegal’s National Assembly where the Prime Minister’s Pastef party controls the majority, but no date has yet been set for the voting.

The proposed law is part of a broader crackdown on LGBT rights in Senegal, where same-sex relationships are already illegal.

The move is part of a regional trend, with several African countries tightening anti-LGBT laws. Uganda, for example, has some of the world’s harshest anti-homosexuality laws, including the death penalty for certain same-sex acts. Other countries, like Burkina Faso and Mali, have introduced similar sanctions against the LGBTQ community.

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14/01/2026

By: Isaac Kwabena Boadu Date:12th January, 2026 In a stunning display of devotion, Michel Nkuka Mboladinga has become the sensation of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Dubbed "Lumumba Vea," this ardent DR Congo supporter has been frozen in time, replicating the iconic stance of Patrice Lumumba's memo...

14/01/2026

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🪘🪘GAMBIA TAKES MYANMAR TO ICJ OVER ROHINGYA ATROCITIES 🪘🪘

The International Court of Justice has started hearing a case brought by Gambia against Myanmar. Gambia says Myanmar committed genocide against the Rohingya, a Muslim minority group, in 2017. Over 730,000 Rohingya people were forced to flee to Bangladesh.

Gambia's Justice Minister, Dawda Jallow, says Myanmar's actions were meant to erase the Rohingya as a unique ethnic and religious group. The allegations include mass killings, sexual violence, and destruction of communities.

The court hearings will last three weeks. The outcome could affect other cases, including one against Israel.

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are hoping for justice. A final decision may take years, but it could help hold countries accountable for human rights abuses.

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13/10/2025

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🪘🪘 AUBAMEYANG, A MASTERPIECE OF AFRICAN FOOTBALL 🪘🪘

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's unwavering commitment to his national team is a testament to his character and dedication. The 36-year-old striker has remained true to his African roots, defying the temptations of wealth and fame to represent his beloved Gabon.

Aubameyang's loyalty to his country and his heritage is an inspiration to millions of young African footballers. His recent performances have been spectacular, scoring crucial goals for Gabon, including four goals in their 4-3 win over Gambia in a World Cup qualifier on 10th October, 2025. Aubameyang currently has 35 goals in 80 matches for Gabon and he is the country's all-time leading scorer. His impressive career has taken him to some of the biggest clubs in the world, including Borussia Dortmund, Arsenal, and Olympique Marseille.

At AFRICAN VOICES INTERNATIONAL, we believe that Aubameyang's commitment to his national team is a beacon of hope for African football. We urge all African players, whether based on the continent or in the diaspora, to follow Aubameyang's example and proudly represent their countries. As we celebrate Aubameyang's legacy, we hope to inspire a new generation of African footballers to follow in his footsteps and proudly represent their countries.

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03/10/2025

Moroccan youths continue to protest over bad governance in their country.

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By: Isaac Kwabena Boadu Date: 3rd September, 2025 Morocco's streets are ablaze with a new wave of protests, echoing the Arab Spring spirit of 2011. The Gen Z 212 movement has taken center stage, demanding sweeping reforms in healthcare, education, and social justice. For six consecutive days, protes...

09/09/2025

By: Isaac Kwabena Boadu Date: 9th September, 2025 In a significant display of diplomatic friendship, Gambian President Adama Barrow has been awarded the Amílcar Cabral Medal, the highest state honor in Guinea-Bissau. The prestigious award recognizes President Barrow's efforts in strengthening bilat...

05/08/2025

Be vigilant

06/02/2025

Prof. Mahmoud Abdulai Mahmoud from the Ghanaian Anatomy is an elder in AFRICAN VOICES INTERNATIONAL and a Professor in Marketing at the University of Ghana, Legon. As a professor with his concentration on market orientation and corporate social responsibility, he works towards ensuring that people a...

06/02/2025

Be Resolute

06/02/2025

President John Mahama has warned all ministers who have been approved under his Government to be humble and not be arrogant in the steering of affairs, for the Ghanaian Anatomy. He said this at the Jubilee House in Accra when he was swearing in the first set of six ministers for his cabinet. He said...