Algeria Seeks Formal Apology from France, Moves to Declare Colonisation a “State Crime” Algeria’s parliament is set to vote on a bill declaring French colonisation of Algeria (1830–1962) a “state crime,” demanding a formal apology and reparations. While largely symbolic, the legislation carries significant political weight, highlighting Algeria’s insistence on historical accountability. French President Macron has acknowledged colonisation as a “crime against humanity” but has not issued an official apology. Experts note that the law has no international legal force but underscores the enduring diplomatic tensions between Algiers and Paris. #Algeria #France #ColonialHistory #StateCrime #HistoricalAccountability #DiplomaticTensions #EmmanuelMacron

“Why Nigerians Are Being Urged to Leave Ghana” — Ex-Envoy Demola Onofowokan Speaks Out Former Nigerian High Commissioner to Ghana, Ambassador Demola Onofowokan, sheds light on the growing calls for Nigerians to exit Ghana. His insight comes amid rising concerns over diplomatic tensions and treatment of Nigerian nationals in the West African country. What’s behind the push, and what does it mean for Nigeria-Ghana relations? #NigeriaGhanaRelations #DiplomaticTensions #NigeriansInGhana #DemolaOnofowokan