Corruption
Liberians kept in dark about their government’s agreement with US mining company Liberians kept in dark about their government’s agreement with US mining company

Signed before the Liberian president’s meeting with Trump, the USD 1.8 billion deal allows a US mining company to use a strategic Liberian railway to export Guinean iron ore to the US.

One year after historic protests, Kenya's youth return to the streets in fresh outrage (1) One year after historic protests, Kenya’s youth return to the streets in fresh outrage

The recent killing of a blogger while in police custody has sparked a wave of demonstrations in Kenya as outraged citizens take to the streets to demand justice and accountability.

“The beginning of a new revolution”: Gambian youth protest state corruption, face mass arrests

Gambians are rising against what they call corruption and lack of transparency in the sale of ex-president Jammeh’s looted assets.

Israel torpedos Egyptian ceasefire proposal already accepted by Hamas

Analysts suggest that Netanyahu seeks to perpetuate the aggression on Gaza to guarantee staying in office as long as possible.

La corrupción y la codicia, los verdaderos responsables en un incendio mortal en Macedonia

Un incendio mortal en un club nocturno de Kočani, Macedonia, ha dejado al menos 59 muertos, dejando al descubierto una profunda corrupción, negligencia y fallos sistémicos.

Corruption and greed kill in Macedonian fire

A deadly nightclub fire in Kočani, Macedonia, has left at least 59 dead, exposing deep corruption, negligence, and systemic failure.

Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora to remain under house arrest

The Guatemalan journalist will stay out of prison. However, he remains under house arrest for a conviction that many have described as “persecution of press freedom”.

India’s opposition accuses government of links with Adani, calls for investigation

India’s ruling BJP has been accused of protecting and promoting Adani despite repeated allegations of the company’s corrupt practices. Adani was finally indicted in the US last month.

Chats scandal and UN report raise serious questions about Ecuador’s justice system

The Ecuadorian justice system is seriously questioned after several reports from international organizations and some leaks that allegedly have revealed a corruption network that affects justice at all levels.

Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo is sentenced to 20 years in prison for corruption

Toledo has been convicted for allegedly receiving USD 35 million from Odebrecht in exchange for the company building hundreds of kilometers of highway in Peru

Right-wing Chilean university finds itself at the center of multiple corruption allegations

Prosecutors are investigating several former officials of the government of Sebastián Piñera who work for the San Sebastián University over their relationship with the “Audios Case”.

El extraño caso de la persecución a Daniel Jadue

Daniel Jadue, miembro del Partido Comunista de Chile y ex alcalde de Recoleta, fue liberado tras permanecer 91 días en prisión preventiva.