U.S. Sanctions Companies Smuggling Conflict Minerals From Congo

U.S. Sanctions Companies Smuggling Conflict Minerals From Congo

[mc4wp_form id=33047] The United States government has imposed sanctions on six targets, two individuals and four companies, for smuggling conflict minerals out of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to benefit the Rwanda-backed armed group M23. The two individuals and four entities sanctioned include Gasabo Gold Refinery Limited and its chairman Jean Malic Kalima, along…

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Junior Achievement (JA) Africa and Prudence Foundation Further Expand Cha-Ching Program to Reach 275,000 Children Across Five African Nations

Junior Achievement (JA) Africa and Prudence Foundation Further Expand Cha-Ching Program to Reach 275,000 Children Across Five African Nations

ACCRA, Ghana, June 25, 2026/APO Group/ — JA (Junior Achievement) Africa (www.JA-Africa.org) and the Prudence Foundation today mark the launch of the 2026 Cha-Ching Curriculum Implementation Program, their most expansive collaboration since the partnership began in 2016 across five sub-Saharan African countries and running through March 2027. This decade-strong partnership scales its most ambitious cycle…

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Customs intercepts N273.6m prohibited goods in Cross River, Akwa Ibom

Customs intercepts N273.6m prohibited goods in Cross River, Akwa Ibom

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Cross River/Calabar Free Trade Zone/Akwa Ibom Area Command, has intercepted goods on the Federal Government’s Import Prohibition List with a Duty Paid Value (DPV) of N273.6 million in a series of anti-smuggling operations across its area of responsibility. Addressing journalists yesterday in Calabar, the Area Controller of the Command, Comptroller…

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How US Leaders’ Attempts To Dominate The World Are Weakening One Of Our Greatest Advantages

Washington’s attempts to dominate global finance through tight sanctions could be strengthening America’s adversaries. Iran has been avoiding U.S. sanctions by using Chinese yuan to sell its oil, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Tuesday. This avenue opened amid years of American leaders making it less desirable for China, Iran, and Russia to use the U.S….

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