Questions are emerging about the Kijanangoma Rwanda name after reports that Tooro’s new king worked at Rwanda Television as Eddy David Nkurunkenzire. As Princess Ruth Komuntale rejects his selection, questions over his identity and the succession are deepening.

The Tooro throne carries a history of disputed succession, royal power struggles and violence. From the 1999 gunning down of Prince Charles “Happy” Kijanangoma to battles involving the Ugandan state and influential political voices, the so-called Tooro curse continues to haunt the kingdom’s royal story.

Tooro’s new king, Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, has emerged as the successor to the late King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. But who is the royal family member and former UBC news anchor now set to inherit the Tooro throne?

The Tooro Kingdom Succession Crisis takes a dramatic turn as Omusuuga Charles Akiiki Kamurasi distances himself from Andrew Mwenda’s claim that George Desmond Kamurasi was selected as King Oyo’s successor. With Oyo yet to be buried, the dispute raises fresh questions about royal authority, succession and Tooro’s troubled history.

Tooro Kingdom Succession takes a decisive turn as George Desmond Kamurasi is selected to succeed King Oyo, while questions remain over Oyo’s reported son, Kamurasi’s family and his British wife.

King Oyo’s death has plunged Tooro into mourning and brought an ancient story back into the spotlight. As his remains return to the kingdom he ruled for more than three decades, the tragedy of a child king who died at 34 raises unsettling questions about Tooro’s royal history, succession, and the legend of Nyinamwiru.

The UN is set to vote on a resolution promoting a more accurate map of Africa’s size, challenging the centuries-old Mercator projection. Backed by Togo and the African Union, the campaign argues that how Africa is drawn has shaped how the world sees its geographical, economic and geopolitical importance.

Trump and Netanyahu are openly pushing for regime change in Iran as the war intensifies, while the battered USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after months at sea.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has spent more than 250 days at sea as the Iran war tests America's military power, endurance and strategy. From mounting strain on its crew to the cost of sustaining combat operations, the Lincoln offers a glimpse of the deeper limits of American power.

U.S. Iran war losses extend beyond damaged equipment and military casualties. The conflict raises deeper questions about American strategy, Iran's deterrence, the Strait of Hormuz, and whether Washington achieved the objectives it entered the war to pursue.

Iran says negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz are in their final stages, but Tehran has presented a demanding list of conditions. Reports that Trump may prioritise reopening the waterway while postponing the nuclear issue raise a bigger question: can Iran trust Washington to keep its word?

Syria and Russia have reached a new agreement reshaping Moscow's military presence at Tartous and Hmeimim after 18 months of negotiations. The deal gives Damascus greater control over civilian facilities while preserving Russia's strategic role through joint military training, highlighting Syria's emerging strategy of balancing competing powers.