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Continue reading Latest News for Latest News – Central Asia — October 13, 2026A landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court on Tuesday has cleared the way for competition authorities to move forward with a high‑profile case alleging that six major banks, including JPMorgan Chase, BNP Paribas and HSBC, colluded to manipulate…
Continue reading South Africa’s Constitutional Court Clears Path for Major Forex‑Rigging LawsuitSouth Africa’s police service confirmed the resignation of Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya, the Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection, after he faced a disciplinary hearing and a criminal bail case. SAPS classified his departure as a “dishonourable discharge”,…
Continue reading Senior SAPS Deputy Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya Resigns Amid Misconduct ProbeThe South African government will ask a court to oversee its asylum‑seeker supervision framework in a hearing scheduled for 29 October. The move comes as officials respond to growing public unrest over the country’s asylum system and aim to…
Continue reading Government’s asylum supervision bid set for court hearing on Oct. 29Key developments: The prime minister has opened a high‑level phone call with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, signalling a bid to deepen bilateral ties and secure regional support. At the same time, Ethiopian Airlines restarted flights to Mekelle on Oct 11,…
Continue reading Ethiopia’s government pushes diplomatic outreach, restores air links and ramps up digital and climate aid amid renewed fighting in the northKey developments: Federal troops have seized the Alula Aba Nega airport in Mekelle, marking a major escalation in the renewed Tigray conflict and ending a two‑week suspension of Ethiopian Airlines flights to the regional capital. The restored air…
Continue reading Ethiopian Federal Forces Recapture Mekelle Airport and Restore Flights Amid Diplomatic Break with EritreaKey developments: On October 6, Ethiopian National Defense Force troops seized Mekelle Alula Aba Nega International Airport, marking a decisive swing back to government control in the contested Tigray capital. The capture unlocked the reopening of the Addis…
Continue reading Ethiopian Federal Forces Recapture Mekelle Airport, Resume Flights Amid Escalating Ethiopia‑Eritrea RiftKey developments: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki publicly denounced political goonism, promising severe punishment for anyone who sponsors attacks on opponents or destroys property ahead of the 2027 general election, and also pledged a crackdown on illicit, chemically‑tainted alcohol.…
Continue reading Deputy President Kindiki Warns of Harsh Penalties for Political Violence as Kenya’s IEBC Faces Ballot‑Paper Security LawsuitDeputy President Kithure Kindiki warned that political competition must not turn into “war” and that anyone promoting property destruction will face “extremely costly and painful” consequences, signaling a firm stance against the surge of political goonism ahead of…
Continue reading Deputy President Kindiki vows crackdown on political violence as IEBC faces legal hurdle over ballot paper securityKey developments – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki publicly warned that politicians and their supporters who sponsor violence will face “severe consequences” and that “politics is not war”. He promised to make such conduct “extremely costly and painful” and stressed…
Continue reading Deputy President Kindiki vows harsh penalties for political violence ahead of 2027 election
