Ethiopian Prime Minister Refutes Allegations of Cross-Border Conflict With Sudan
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has denied allegations that Ethiopian troops have crossed into Sudan’s territorial waters. Sudan accused Ethiopian forces of penetrating its borders, engaging in military operations and occupying Farajalla in the Al Fashaqa region. PM Ahmed dismissed the accusations as baseless and misinformation that could cause tension between the neighbouring countries. The border dispute has been ongoing since November 2020, and it escalated after Sudan and Ethiopia held military exercises near the border.
Kenyan Court Rules Meta Has Case to Answer Over Unfair Layoffs, Blacklisting
A Kenyan court has ruled that Facebook’s parent company, Meta, has a case to answer over alleged unlawful layoffs and blacklisting of employees. The legal battle began when former Meta employees filed a case against the tech giant, claiming that they were wrongfully dismissed and blacklisted from the industry. The court found that Meta had unlawfully released confidential information and denied employees fair procedures before the termination of their employment contracts. The decision is significant for Kenyan workers, and it sets a precedent for workers’ rights in the African tech industry.
Rwandan Coffee Industry Showcases Its Extensive Offerings at One of the Largest Coffee Events in North America
Rwanda’s coffee industry actors are showcasing their products at the Specialty Coffee Expo in America to attract buyers. The three-day event is one of the largest coffee events in North America, with over 200 exhibitors from across the globe in attendance. Rwanda’s coffee sector is on the rise.
