The military junta in Guinea-Bissau announced on October 1 that security conditions are insufficient for former president Umaro Sissoko Embaló's scheduled return on October 4, following his presidential candidacy announcement.
The military junta in power in Guinea-Bissau announced on Thursday, October 1, that the necessary security conditions to guarantee the return of former president Umaro Sissoko Embaló, scheduled for Sunday, October 4, are not met.
This statement follows Embaló’s announcement three days earlier of his candidacy for the December 6 presidential election and his intention to return to the country.
At the Commonwealth summit opening in Antigua, King Charles III called the transatlantic slave trade a shameful chapter and expressed profound sorrow. He stopped short of a formal apology, urging future-oriented partnerships instead.
Seoul detects several launches as Pyongyang disputes the U.S. Binance accusation and qualifies its openness to dialogue.
South Africans are voting for municipal councils. Water, electricity and fragile coalitions put Johannesburg at the centre of the election.
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