Local cocoa farmers in Cameroon collaborate on sustainable farming practices to meet global chocolate demand while conserving the environment.
Uganda has denied claims that it struck a deal with the Trump administration to accept undocumented migrants deported from the United States. State minister for foreign affairs Henry Oryem Okello said the country lacks the infrastructure to house such arrivals, countering a CBS News report suggesting otherwise. The report alleged Uganda had agreed to take in deportees who are citizens of other African nations, provided they had no criminal record. While the US has recently sent deportees to countries like Eswatini, critics argue the practice of third-country removals is inhumane, especially when host nations face political or human rights concerns. While Uganda is a major host to millions of regional refugees, it has drawn a clear line, refusing to participate in this specific US immigration strategy.
The Guardian