Sudan's War Kills or Wounds 330 Children in Six Months, Most by Drones
Sudanese children face the drone-attrition warfare normalized in Ukraine and Hormuz — but with no air defense, no NATO pledge, no interceptors, and no press corps counting.
Amara Okonkwo
Bureau: Lagos
Uganda's Army Chief Shuts Two Newsrooms Then Declares He Rejects Free Press
Muhoozi posted 'I do not believe in a free press' on X after soldiers occupied NTV Uganda and Daily Monitor — nine days on, both buildings stay under military control.
Kenya's Standard Group Editor Locks His Doors and Drives Away From Four AK-47-Wielding Men
Three days after Ruto condemned The Standard on X, a CRIB-registered Toyota Probox intercepted its associate editor in Nakuru — and Kenyan police say they have no record of it.
Haaland and Kane Meet in Miami as Norway Faces England in World Cup Quarterfinal
MSM runs the greatest striker duel since Ronaldo-Messi; X debates who is better — both miss the zero-sum math: two of Europe's priciest strikers produce one winner and one flight home on July 11.
FIFA Rejects Belgium's Appeal and Cements Trump's Red-Card Reversal
UEFA called it unprecedented; FIFA ruled Belgium's challenge inadmissible on timing grounds — the procedural block converts the first head-of-state red-card reversal since 1962 into binding precedent.
FIFA's Three-Minute Cooling Breaks Reach Four Quarterfinals Still Short of What Scientists Recommend
MSM calls the breaks innovative; FIFPRO and 21 scientists say three minutes cannot cool the body — FIFA's 32°C trigger leaves players at risk in quarterfinals in Boston, LA, Miami, and Kansas City.