Berlin s belated offer of compensation for colonial atrocities won’t end the matter and is proving politically divisive, Germany has finally acknowledged that its colonial forces committed genocide against the Ovaherero and Nama and agreed to pay compensation, but these communities of central-eastern and southern Namibia say it is not enough.
, Denmark last week passed an unprecedented law permitting the government to send asylum-seekers to a third country to have their claims processed. If successful, they would only gain the right of residence in the third country. Rwanda is thought most likely to take this role after Danish ministers signed a deal to strengthen its asylum system in April.
Three years of testimony on a decade of political and corporate crime are to be followed by a wave of prosecutions, Few countries have had more thoroughgoing probes of their business and political classes but a bigger test is coming next. Can the governing African National Congress shut out the business cronies and win back the people s confidence?
A government social media ban has handed secessionists a propaganda win and fired up other opponents of the President, Backfire doesn t quite cover the effects of the government s national ban on the Twitter micro-blogging site announced on 5 June, the day after the platform deleted a tweet from President Muhammadu Buhari. Secessionist leader Nnamdi Kanu, no slouch when it comes to threatening violence on social media, was celebrating another propaganda victory as the ban was greeted with hostility and ridicule.
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