Asylum Aid has filed a significant legal claim in the High Court, challenging the Home Office’s guidance on the ‘Safety of Rwanda.’ The claim underscores the pressing concerns about Rwanda’s safety, highlighting several key issues that undermine the country’s suitability as a safe destination for asylum seekers. Firstly, Rwanda's human rights record raises serious questions. Reports from various international organizations have documented instances of arbitrary detention, torture, and extrajudicial killings. These violations paint a grim picture of the state's commitment to upholding basic human rights and ensuring the safety of its residents and those seeking refuge within its borders. Additionally, political freedoms in Rwanda are severely restricted. The government has been criticized for suppressing dissent, curtailing freedom of speech, and maintaining a tight grip on political opposition. This environment of fear and repression creates a hostile atmosphere for anyone seeking to live freely and express their views without fear of persecution. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment May 21, 2024 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Legal claim challenges the Home Office's guidance on Rwanda's safety Asylum Aid has filed a significant legal claim in the High Court, challenging the Home Office’s guidance on the ‘Safety of Rwanda.’ The claim underscores the pressing concerns about Rwanda’s safety, highlighting several key issues that undermine the country’s suitability as a safe destination for asylum seekers. Firstly, Rwanda's human rights record raises serious questions. Reports from various international organizations have documented instances of arbitrary detention, torture, and extrajudicial killings. These violations paint a grim picture of the state's commitment to upholding basic human rights and ensuring the safety of its residents and those seeking refuge within its borders. ADVERTISEMENT Additionally, political freedoms in Rwanda are severely restricted. The government has been criticized for suppressing dissent, curtailing freedom of speech, and maintaining a tight grip on political opposition. This environment of fear and repression creates a hostile atmosphere for anyone seeking to live freely and express their views without fear of persecution. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Afrobeats artist Whichlevelz releases new single “Acrobatic,” a smooth track about instant attraction and emotional connection. Fast-rising Afrobeats artis t Whichlevelz has released a new single titled “Acrobatic,” a track that explores themes of attraction, emotion and nightlife energy. The song reflects the artist’s evolving musical direction and highlights his ability to combine melody with storytelling. According to the release, the central theme of Acrobatic focuses on the sudden emotional shifts that can occur when desire and attraction take hold. The narrative of the song begins with a calm scene in a lounge, where a man is relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere before an unexpected encounter changes the mood of the evening. The track builds on this moment, capturing the tension and excitement that comes with instant attraction. To complement the single, Whichlevelz also released a visualiser that reflects the smooth and intimate mood of the track. The visuals feature lounge-style settings, soft lighting and subtle storytelling elements designed to mirror the emotional tone of the music. Whichlevelz , whose real name is Oluwaseun Owolabi , delivers the song through rhythm-driven vocals and relaxed storytelling, presenting a relatable narrative about how a simple moment can quickly become unforgettable. Born and raised in Nigeria, the singer began exploring music during his teenage years, discovering an early passion for melody and lyrical expression. Over time, he has developed a catalogue of songs that focus on themes such as love, ambition, nightlife and emotional connection , drawing inspiration from Afrobeats while incorporating elements of R&B and melodic rap. Prior to the release of Acrobatic , the artist had already attracted attention through several singles that showcased his distinctive storytelling style and rhythmic sound. With the new single now available on streaming platforms and its visualiser gaining traction online, Whichlevelz is positioning Acrobatic as another step forward in his growing music career. Source: The Sun Nigeria Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Whichlevelz Releases ‘Acrobatic,’ Smooth Afrobeats Single By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Mar 13, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Fast-rising Afrobeats artis t Whichlevelz has released a new single titled “Acrobatic,” a track that explores themes of attraction, emotion and nightlife energy. The song reflects the artist’s evolving musical direction and highlights his ability to combine melody with storytelling. According to the release, the central theme of Acrobatic focuses on the sudden emotional shifts that can occur when desire and attraction take hold. The narrative of the song begins with a calm scene in a lounge, where a man is relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere before an unexpected encounter changes the mood of the evening. The track builds on this moment, capturing the tension and excitement that comes with instant attraction. ADVERTISEMENT To complement the single, Whichlevelz also released a visualiser that reflects the smooth and intimate mood of the track. The visuals feature lounge-style settings, soft lighting and subtle storytelling elements designed to mirror the emotional tone of the music. Whichlevelz , whose real name is Oluwaseun Owolabi , delivers the song through rhythm-driven vocals and relaxed storytelling, presenting a relatable narrative about how a simple moment can quickly become unforgettable. Born and raised in Nigeria, the singer began exploring music during his teenage years, discovering an early passion for melody and lyrical expression. ADVERTISEMENT Over time, he has developed a catalogue of songs that focus on themes such as love, ambition, nightlife and emotional connection , drawing inspiration from Afrobeats while incorporating elements of R&B and melodic rap. Prior to the release of Acrobatic , the artist had already attracted attention through several singles that showcased his distinctive storytelling style and rhythmic sound. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance . 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The DRC government says more than 300 people were killed in June and July amid alleged rights abuses in territories controlled by RDF and AFC/M23. KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of the Congo — August 24, 2026 — The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has condemned what it describes as continuing killings, serious human-rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law in territories occupied by the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) and AFC/M23. In an official press release issued Monday, the government said information consolidated by its competent services documented more than 300 people killed during June and July 2026 alone through alleged summary executions, massacres and bombardments. Authorities also reported hundreds of cases of rape, more than 300 cases of torture — including against students — as well as hundreds of abductions and forced recruitment cases, particularly targeting Congolese youth in Tshanzu and Rumangabo. The government further accused the forces controlling these areas of burning homes and carrying out looting against civilian populations. Kinshasa Alleges Population Transfers From Rwanda The statement also accused Kigali of carrying out what the Congolese government called an “organized process of population transplantation.” According to the government, more than 100 families of Rwandan origin crossed through Kabuhanga in Nyiragongo territory on August 10 before being settled in Rwibiranga, in the Buhumba grouping. Kinshasa alleges that the movement forms part of an effort to alter the demographic composition of Congolese territory under occupation. Government Denounces Illegal Fees and Parallel Administration The government also accused AFC/M23 and the RDF of imposing measures affecting education and healthcare. Continue Reading Full Article PRESS RELEASE DRC Condemns Killings and Rights Abuses in RDF, AFC/M23-Held Areas By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Aug 24, 2026 Aug 24, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of the Congo — August 24, 2026 — The Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo has condemned what it describes as continuing killings, serious human-rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law in territories occupied by the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) and AFC/M23. In an official press release issued Monday, the government said information consolidated by its competent services documented more than 300 people killed during June and July 2026 alone through alleged summary executions, massacres and bombardments. Authorities also reported hundreds of cases of rape, more than 300 cases of torture — including against students — as well as hundreds of abductions and forced recruitment cases, particularly targeting Congolese youth in Tshanzu and Rumangabo. The government further accused the forces controlling these areas of burning homes and carrying out looting against civilian populations. ADVERTISEMENT Kinshasa Alleges Population Transfers From Rwanda The statement also accused Kigali of carrying out what the Congolese government called an “organized process of population transplantation.” According to the government, more than 100 families of Rwandan origin crossed through Kabuhanga in Nyiragongo territory on August 10 before being settled in Rwibiranga, in the Buhumba grouping. Kinshasa alleges that the movement forms part of an effort to alter the demographic composition of Congolese territory under occupation. ADVERTISEMENT Government Denounces Illegal Fees and Parallel Administration The government also accused AFC/M23 and the RDF of imposing measures affecting education and healthcare. The statement alleges that fees have been demanded in primary and nursery schools despite the DRC's free-primary-education policy, while an illegal 17% levy has reportedly been imposed on schools' quarterly revenues. Hospitals, private clinics and orphanages are also allegedly being subjected to illicit taxes and charges. Kinshasa says the parallel appointment of officials at higher-education institutions represents another attempt to establish an illegitimate administration in occupied territories. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY War in DR Congo DRC Accuses RDF and AFC/M23 of Killings, Torture and Abductions . PRESS RELEASE DRC Condemns Killings and Rights Abuses in RDF, AFC/M23-Held Areas . War in Eastern DRC Fresh Masisi Fighting Forces More Congolese Families to Flee . Government Says Crimes Will Not Go Unpunished The Congolese government said the alleged actions violate the UN Charter, the DRC's sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as UN Security Council Resolution 2773 (2025). It also argued that they undermine commitments made under the Washington peace agreement and Doha process. The government reiterated its demand for the withdrawal of M23 from areas under its control, an end to Rwandan support for the group and the withdrawal of Rwandan forces from Congolese territory. It expressed condolences to victims' families and pledged to pursue accountability. “None of these crimes will go unpunished,” the government said, adding that perpetrators, co-perpetrators, sponsors and accomplices would be required to answer before competent courts. The government said it remains committed to restoring state authority, protecting civilians and exercising national sovereignty across the entire territory of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE War in DR Congo DRC Accuses RDF and AFC/M23 of Killings, Torture and Abductions Kinshasa alleges killings, torture, sexual violence and forced recruitment in rebel-held areas. . PRESS RELEASE DRC Condemns Killings and Rights Abuses in RDF, AFC/M23-Held Areas Kinshasa says more than 300 people were killed in June and July in areas held by RDF and AFC/M23. . 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Residents fear 200+ victims after a collapse at Gasasa mine near Rubaya, underlining chronic dangers in DRC’s artisanal coltan belt. A landslide at the Gasasa mining site near Rubaya, in Masisi territory of North Kivu, has renewed scrutiny of the humanitarian risks surrounding artisanal mining in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s mineral corridor . Local residents fear the death toll could exceed 200 as search efforts continue for miners and small traders believed to have been on the site at the time of the collapse . The incident occurred on Tuesday, March 3, about five kilometres from Rubaya-Centre, according to witness accounts cited by local reporting. Families in Rubaya said many people were still unaccounted for hours after the collapse, with informal search teams digging in unstable ground in hopes of finding survivors or recovering bodies. Beyond the miners themselves, residents said potential victims include small-scale vendors who sell water, food, and tools at the site an everyday ecosystem that forms around artisanal pits where formal employment alternatives are scarce. The disaster also lands in a region where information flows are often contested. Witnesses told reporters that communication about the tragedy was being restricted and that people who filmed the scene were questioned, underscoring the tense environment in and around mining zones where security dynamics and local authority structures can shape what becomes publicly known. Residents described the affected area as marshy and weakened by repeated excavation. They questioned why access remained open despite visible danger signs and prior incidents. It is reported that the same Gasasa mining zone rich in coltan had suffered a previous deadly landslide earlier this year, after which miners returned to work within days, driven by the need to earn daily income. For North Kivu , the tragedy highlights a broader regional dilemma: strategic minerals that power global supply chains are often extracted in conditions where safety enforcement is minimal and livelihoods depend on high-risk labour. In places like Rubaya, artisanal mining is not only an economic activity it can be a survival system, even when the physical terrain is unstable and oversight is weak. As searches continue, community concerns are widening beyond the immediate death toll to include whether meaningful safety controls will follow, and whether repeated disasters at high-risk sites will finally trigger enforcement, closures, or safer alternatives for workers who have few other options. Continue Reading Full Article ACCIDENT NEWS Another Rubaya mine collapse spotlights risks in DRC’s coltan belt By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Mar 5, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: A landslide at the Gasasa mining site near Rubaya, in Masisi territory of North Kivu, has renewed scrutiny of the humanitarian risks surrounding artisanal mining in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s mineral corridor . Local residents fear the death toll could exceed 200 as search efforts continue for miners and small traders believed to have been on the site at the time of the collapse . The incident occurred on Tuesday, March 3, about five kilometres from Rubaya-Centre, according to witness accounts cited by local reporting. Families in Rubaya said many people were still unaccounted for hours after the collapse, with informal search teams digging in unstable ground in hopes of finding survivors or recovering bodies. ADVERTISEMENT Beyond the miners themselves, residents said potential victims include small-scale vendors who sell water, food, and tools at the site an everyday ecosystem that forms around artisanal pits where formal employment alternatives are scarce. The disaster also lands in a region where information flows are often contested. Witnesses told reporters that communication about the tragedy was being restricted and that people who filmed the scene were questioned, underscoring the tense environment in and around mining zones where security dynamics and local authority structures can shape what becomes publicly known. ADVERTISEMENT Residents described the affected area as marshy and weakened by repeated excavation. They questioned why access remained open despite visible danger signs and prior incidents. It is reported that the same Gasasa mining zone rich in coltan had suffered a previous deadly landslide earlier this year, after which miners returned to work within days, driven by the need to earn daily income. For North Kivu , the tragedy highlights a broader regional dilemma: strategic minerals that power global supply chains are often extracted in conditions where safety enforcement is minimal and livelihoods depend on high-risk labour. In places like Rubaya, artisanal mining is not only an economic activity it can be a survival system, even when the physical terrain is unstable and oversight is weak. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . 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DRC advances a $1.258 billion plan to modernize the 1,004.5-km Dilolo–Sakania railway, strengthening its connection to the Lobito Corridor. The strategic project would rehabilitate 1,004.5 kilometres of railway connecting the Grand Katanga mining region to Angola’s Atlantic-facing Lobito Corridor. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is advancing a major railway modernization project valued at $1.258 billion, marking another step in the government’s programme to strengthen national transport infrastructure and expand the country’s access to regional and international markets. Angolan President João Lourenço travelled to Kinshasa on Wednesday to join President Félix Tshisekedi at a planned contract-signing ceremony connected to the development of the Lobito Corridor. The visit was officially confirmed by Angola’s Government Information Centre , which said the Angolan leader would witness the signing of a contract related to the strategic trade route. The project covers the rehabilitation and modernization of the Dilolo–Sakania railway, a 1,004.5-kilometre line passing through major economic centres including Kolwezi and Lubumbashi. It connects the Angolan border at Dilolo with Sakania near Zambia, crossing the mineral-rich provinces of Lualaba and Haut-Katanga. According to details reported by Actualite.cd , the proposed collaboration with Mota-Engil Africa covers project financing, rehabilitation of existing infrastructure, railway modernization, commercial operation and maintenance throughout the contractual period. The infrastructure would ultimately be transferred to the Congolese state under the approved framework. A strategic railway for Congolese trade The Dilolo–Sakania line forms the Congolese section of the Lobito Corridor, which links the mining and industrial regions of the DRC and Zambia to the Port of Lobito on Angola’s Atlantic coast. Modernizing the railway is expected to strengthen the movement of minerals and other goods from the Grand Katanga region while giving Congolese exporters another major route to global markets. The project is also designed to reinforce regional logistics, improve the competitiveness of the railway network and support more efficient commercial exchanges between the DRC, Angola and Zambia. The Congolese government previously approved the public-private partnership with Mota-Engil and subsequently adopted the project’s collaboration convention. The approved project documentation reported by Actualite.cd places the estimated investment at $1.258 billion and sets a target of progressively increasing railway capacity to as much as 13.7 million tonnes annually. The project framework also highlights national employment, local participation, technology transfer and increased public revenue among the anticipated economic benefits. Continue Reading Full Article INFRASTRUCTURE DRC Prepares $1.258 Billion Lobito Corridor Railway Contract By Neema Asha Mwakalinga Travel & Culture Expert Neema Asha Mwakalinga Home Comment Aug 26, 2026 Aug 26, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: The strategic project would rehabilitate 1,004.5 kilometres of railway connecting the Grand Katanga mining region to Angola’s Atlantic-facing Lobito Corridor. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is advancing a major railway modernization project valued at $1.258 billion, marking another step in the government’s programme to strengthen national transport infrastructure and expand the country’s access to regional and international markets. Angolan President João Lourenço travelled to Kinshasa on Wednesday to join President Félix Tshisekedi at a planned contract-signing ceremony connected to the development of the Lobito Corridor. The visit was officially confirmed by Angola’s Government Information Centre , which said the Angolan leader would witness the signing of a contract related to the strategic trade route. The project covers the rehabilitation and modernization of the Dilolo–Sakania railway, a 1,004.5-kilometre line passing through major economic centres including Kolwezi and Lubumbashi. It connects the Angolan border at Dilolo with Sakania near Zambia, crossing the mineral-rich provinces of Lualaba and Haut-Katanga. ADVERTISEMENT According to details reported by Actualite.cd , the proposed collaboration with Mota-Engil Africa covers project financing, rehabilitation of existing infrastructure, railway modernization, commercial operation and maintenance throughout the contractual period. The infrastructure would ultimately be transferred to the Congolese state under the approved framework. A strategic railway for Congolese trade The Dilolo–Sakania line forms the Congolese section of the Lobito Corridor, which links the mining and industrial regions of the DRC and Zambia to the Port of Lobito on Angola’s Atlantic coast. Modernizing the railway is expected to strengthen the movement of minerals and other goods from the Grand Katanga region while giving Congolese exporters another major route to global markets. The project is also designed to reinforce regional logistics, improve the competitiveness of the railway network and support more efficient commercial exchanges between the DRC, Angola and Zambia. ADVERTISEMENT The Congolese government previously approved the public-private partnership with Mota-Engil and subsequently adopted the project’s collaboration convention. The approved project documentation reported by Actualite.cd places the estimated investment at $1.258 billion and sets a target of progressively increasing railway capacity to as much as 13.7 million tonnes annually. The project framework also highlights national employment, local participation, technology transfer and increased public revenue among the anticipated economic benefits. Strengthening DRC–Angola cooperation President Lourenço’s visit underscores the strategic cooperation developing between Kinshasa and Luanda around transport, trade and regional integration. A bilateral meeting between Presidents Tshisekedi and Lourenço was also scheduled alongside the railway ceremony. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Infrastructure DRC and Angola Accelerate Joint Oil and Power Projects . Infrastructure DRC Opens Lonshi Border Post to Expand Zambia Trade . Infrastructure DRC Moves to Turn Kasumbalesa Into a $600 Million Regional Trade Hub . Infrastructure DRC Prepares $1.258 Billion Lobito Corridor Railway Contract . Healthcare System DRC Launches $9 Million Congo River Ebola Protection Initiative . The Lobito Corridor offers the DRC a direct westward connection to the Atlantic Ocean. The Congolese Presidency has previously described the corridor as an important logistics route capable of reducing transport times and costs while connecting the country’s principal mining regions to overseas markets. The latest development places the Dilolo–Sakania railway closer to the implementation stage and reinforces the government’s wider objective of transforming the DRC’s geographic position and natural-resource base into stronger transport links, trade capacity and economic opportunity. At the time of publication, official announcements confirmed President Lourenço’s journey to witness the planned ceremony, while confirmation that the contract had been formally signed had not yet been released. ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Infrastructure DRC and Angola Accelerate Joint Oil and Power Projects Leaders target shared oil revenue, SONANGOL supplies and electricity for Grand Katanga . Infrastructure DRC Opens Lonshi Border Post to Expand Zambia Trade New facility strengthens migration control, security and formal cross-border commerce . 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DR Congo are heading to the 2026 World Cup after Axel Tuanzebe’s extra-time goal beat Jamaica and ended a 52-year absence. DR Congo’s 1-0 extra-time win over Jamaica has sent the Leopards to their first FIFA World Cup in 52 years, marking the country’s return to the global tournament for the first time since 1974, when it competed as Zaire. Axel Tuanzebe scored the decisive goal in Guadalajara on March 31, sealing one of the most significant moments in modern Congolese football. The result carries weight far beyond a single play-off victory. DR Congo had not appeared at the World Cup since their difficult 1974 campaign, and Tuanzebe’s winner now gives a new generation the chance to reshape that legacy on a much bigger stage. Match reports also confirmed that the goal came in the 100th minute of extra time as Jamaica fell short of reaching a second World Cup appearance. AP’s match report likewise noted that the win completed DR Congo’s qualification after a tense and closely fought contest. The qualification also matters because it places DR Congo into the expanded 48-team World Cup, a tournament that offers more visibility to emerging and returning football nations. According to FIFA’s play-off and tournament information, DR Congo will now move into Group K, where they are set to face Portugal, Colombia and Uzbekistan. That next phase will test the Leopards at a far higher level, but it also opens a rare opportunity for the team to turn a historic breakthrough into a broader statement on the world stage. For DR Congo, this qualification is not only about ending a long absence. It is about restoring presence, rewriting memory and giving supporters a new World Cup story that belongs to this generation rather than the one remembered from five decades ago. Source: BBC News SPORTS TRENDS WHY DR Congo’s World Cup return is historic after 52 years By Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Political Analyst Serge Kitoko Tshibanda Home Comment Apr 1, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: DR Congo’s 1-0 extra-time win over Jamaica has sent the Leopards to their first FIFA World Cup in 52 years, marking the country’s return to the global tournament for the first time since 1974, when it competed as Zaire. Axel Tuanzebe scored the decisive goal in Guadalajara on March 31, sealing one of the most significant moments in modern Congolese football. The result carries weight far beyond a single play-off victory. DR Congo had not appeared at the World Cup since their difficult 1974 campaign, and Tuanzebe’s winner now gives a new generation the chance to reshape that legacy on a much bigger stage. Match reports also confirmed that the goal came in the 100th minute of extra time as Jamaica fell short of reaching a second World Cup appearance. AP’s match report likewise noted that the win completed DR Congo’s qualification after a tense and closely fought contest. ADVERTISEMENT The qualification also matters because it places DR Congo into the expanded 48-team World Cup, a tournament that offers more visibility to emerging and returning football nations. According to FIFA’s play-off and tournament information, DR Congo will now move into Group K, where they are set to face Portugal, Colombia and Uzbekistan. That next phase will test the Leopards at a far higher level, but it also opens a rare opportunity for the team to turn a historic breakthrough into a broader statement on the world stage. ADVERTISEMENT For DR Congo, this qualification is not only about ending a long absence. It is about restoring presence, rewriting memory and giving supporters a new World Cup story that belongs to this generation rather than the one remembered from five decades ago. Source: BBC News ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Justice & Crime Tshisekedi: No Military Conquest Will Become Political Legitimacy" . War in Eastern DRC Rwanda Raises Interest Rate to 8.75% as Inflation Hits 14.5% . Peace For DRC Now Tshisekedi Launches DRC National Dialogue for Peace and Reform . PRESS RELEASE DRC Protects Students, Diplomas in AFC/M23-Held Areas . Infrastructure DRC and Angola Accelerate Joint Oil and Power Projects . 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Burundi's Dynamo BC basketball team recently forfeited their Basketball Africa League (BAL) game against FUS Rabat after refusing to display the 'Visit Rwanda' logo on their jerseys. The team had initially covered the logo with black tape during their opening game against Cape Town Tigers, citing political tensions between Burundi and Rwanda . The BAL, which is organized by the NBA and FIBA, has had a partnership with the Rwanda development board since the tournament's inaugural 2021 season. Tensions between the two countries escalated in January when Burundi closed the border between the landlocked central-eastern African countries, drawing anger from Rwanda. Dynamo BC's decision to forfeit their game against FUS Rabat has sparked controversy and debate about the intersection of sports, politics, and sponsorship. The team's actions highlight the complex relationship between the two countries and the potential implications of political disputes on international sporting events. Continue Reading Full Article By Author Name Author Name Home Comment Mar 10, 2024 May 15, 2026 1 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Dynamo refused to play by showing the 'Visit Rwanda' Logo Burundi's Dynamo BC basketball team recently forfeited their Basketball Africa League (BAL) game against FUS Rabat after refusing to display the 'Visit Rwanda' logo on their jerseys. The team had initially covered the logo with black tape during their opening game against Cape Town Tigers, citing political tensions between Burundi and Rwanda . The BAL, which is organized by the NBA and FIBA, has had a partnership with the Rwanda development board since the tournament's inaugural 2021 season. Tensions between the two countries escalated in January when Burundi closed the border between the landlocked central-eastern African countries, drawing anger from Rwanda. ADVERTISEMENT Dynamo BC's decision to forfeit their game against FUS Rabat has sparked controversy and debate about the intersection of sports, politics, and sponsorship. The team's actions highlight the complex relationship between the two countries and the potential implications of political disputes on international sporting events. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Tags comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Fred Amugi calls for the revival of radio drama in Ghana, citing its cultural value and role in preserving languages and traditions. Veteran Ghanaian actor Fred Amugi has called for the revival of radio drama in Ghana, saying he misses a platform that once played a central role in educating and entertaining audiences across the country I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… In an interview, Amugi described radio drama as a powerful cultural tool that shaped generations before the widespread adoption of television. He noted that from the 1950s through the 1980s and 1990s, radio served as the primary medium for storytelling in Ghana I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… According to him, radio dramas addressed everyday social issues and were broadcast in both English and local languages, making them accessible to audiences in urban and rural communities alike I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… Amugi rejected the view that radio drama is outdated, describing it as one of the most inclusive and cost-effective storytelling platforms available. He said reviving the format would help preserve Ghanaian languages, folklore, values and oral traditions while still engaging modern audiences I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… He urged broadcasters, producers, cultural institutions and policymakers to reinvest in radio drama and adapt it to contemporary themes without losing its storytelling foundations I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… Source: Dailyguidenetwork.com Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT Fred Amugi Calls for Return of Radio Drama in Ghana By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Feb 12, 2026 May 15, 2026 2 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Veteran Ghanaian actor Fred Amugi has called for the revival of radio drama in Ghana, saying he misses a platform that once played a central role in educating and entertaining audiences across the country I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… In an interview, Amugi described radio drama as a powerful cultural tool that shaped generations before the widespread adoption of television. He noted that from the 1950s through the 1980s and 1990s, radio served as the primary medium for storytelling in Ghana I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… According to him, radio dramas addressed everyday social issues and were broadcast in both English and local languages, making them accessible to audiences in urban and rural communities alike I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… ADVERTISEMENT Amugi rejected the view that radio drama is outdated, describing it as one of the most inclusive and cost-effective storytelling platforms available. He said reviving the format would help preserve Ghanaian languages, folklore, values and oral traditions while still engaging modern audiences I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… He urged broadcasters, producers, cultural institutions and policymakers to reinvest in radio drama and adapt it to contemporary themes without losing its storytelling foundations I miss radio drama – Fred Amugi… ADVERTISEMENT Source: Dailyguidenetwork.com ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW Jah Lead Targets Collaboration With Amakye Dede . Entertainment Sefa: I Can Never Be Bigger Than Black Avenue Muzik . Entertainment D-Black Says His Children Prefer Snapchat Chats . Entertainment Juliet Ibrahim Opens Up on Past Sexual Abuse Experience . Entertainment POPULAR TODAY Entertainment Poco Lee UK Case Sparks Consent Debate Among Nigerian Stars . Entertainment FOLA Leads 2026 Headies Nominations Ahead of Toronto . Entertainment Jub Jub Arrest Warrant Issued After Missed Court Appearance . Entertainment Black Coffee Wins R7 Million Court Battle Against Maserati . Entertainment Funke Akindele Faces Mixed Reactions Over Birthday Post . ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Entertainment Yaw Darlington Says Music Is His Priority Over Marriage The Ghanaian singer says his focus on music leaves no room for marriage at age 26 . Entertainment Sista Afia Says Fame Intimidates Men From Dating Female Celebrities Ghanaian singer explains why many men hesitate to pursue relationships with women in the spotlight . Entertainment Mix Master Garzy powers Stonebwoy’s sound at AFCON 2025 in Morocco Ghanaian audio engineer leads live sound for Stonebwoy at Rabat fan zone performances . Entertainment Wode Maya Advises Young Couples Against Marriage Counselling Ghanaian YouTuber urges couples to prioritise shared experiences over formal counselling . Tags Entertainment Entertainment Ghana Ghana comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment.

Juliana Amato Lumumba calls for a stronger economic Francophonie, focusing on innovation, entrepreneurship, youth, AI and African-led growth. Juliana Amato Lumumba , the Democratic Republic of Congo's candidate for Secretary-General of the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF), has published a new opinion piece calling for the Francophonie to become a stronger economic force alongside its cultural and linguistic mission. Published in the pan-African financial newspaper Financial Afrik , the article, titled "Francophonie Must Become an Economic Power," outlines Lumumba's vision for a more modern, inclusive, and economically integrated Francophone community. The proposal builds on her campaign platform, "Nine New Projects for a New Francophonie," which focuses on innovation, youth, economic cooperation, and sustainable development. Lumumba argues that the French-speaking world already possesses significant economic weight, bringing together nearly 390 million French speakers, accounting for around 20% of global merchandise trade and more than 16% of global GDP. However, she says this potential has yet to be fully translated into stronger economic cooperation among member states. She also highlights Africa's growing importance within the Francophonie, noting that by 2050 nearly 90% of French speakers are expected to live on the continent. According to Lumumba, this demographic shift presents an opportunity to make Africa the driving force behind the next chapter of Francophone economic development. Her proposals include creating exchange programmes for entrepreneurs and innovators, strengthening cooperation in research and technology, investing in artificial intelligence and digital skills, and promoting digital sovereignty by expanding French-language content and technological tools. Lumumba also calls for greater support for women entrepreneurs, stronger recognition of the Francophone diaspora as an economic partner, and increased opportunities for young people to contribute to innovation and business across the French-speaking world. Throughout the article, she argues that the Francophonie should move beyond preserving a shared language and culture to becoming a platform for investment, entrepreneurship, job creation, and economic integration. The publication forms part of Lumumba's campaign ahead of the election for the next Secretary-General of the OIF, which will take place during the Francophonie Summit in Phnom Penh in November 2026. With this latest contribution, Juliana Amato Lumumba continues to present her vision for a Francophonie that is more connected to the economic aspirations of its member states and better positioned to respond to the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly changing global economy. ECONOMIC POLICIES Juliana Lumumba Calls for an Economically Stronger Francophonie By Neema Asha Mwakalinga Travel & Culture Expert Neema Asha Mwakalinga Home Comment Jun 25, 2026 Jun 25, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Juliana Amato Lumumba , the Democratic Republic of Congo's candidate for Secretary-General of the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF), has published a new opinion piece calling for the Francophonie to become a stronger economic force alongside its cultural and linguistic mission. Published in the pan-African financial newspaper Financial Afrik , the article, titled "Francophonie Must Become an Economic Power," outlines Lumumba's vision for a more modern, inclusive, and economically integrated Francophone community. The proposal builds on her campaign platform, "Nine New Projects for a New Francophonie," which focuses on innovation, youth, economic cooperation, and sustainable development. Lumumba argues that the French-speaking world already possesses significant economic weight, bringing together nearly 390 million French speakers, accounting for around 20% of global merchandise trade and more than 16% of global GDP. However, she says this potential has yet to be fully translated into stronger economic cooperation among member states. ADVERTISEMENT She also highlights Africa's growing importance within the Francophonie, noting that by 2050 nearly 90% of French speakers are expected to live on the continent. According to Lumumba, this demographic shift presents an opportunity to make Africa the driving force behind the next chapter of Francophone economic development. Her proposals include creating exchange programmes for entrepreneurs and innovators, strengthening cooperation in research and technology, investing in artificial intelligence and digital skills, and promoting digital sovereignty by expanding French-language content and technological tools. ADVERTISEMENT Lumumba also calls for greater support for women entrepreneurs, stronger recognition of the Francophone diaspora as an economic partner, and increased opportunities for young people to contribute to innovation and business across the French-speaking world. Throughout the article, she argues that the Francophonie should move beyond preserving a shared language and culture to becoming a platform for investment, entrepreneurship, job creation, and economic integration. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Justice & Crime Tshisekedi: No Military Conquest Will Become Political Legitimacy" . War in Eastern DRC Rwanda Raises Interest Rate to 8.75% as Inflation Hits 14.5% . 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Peller biography: Learn his real name, age, TikTok career, livestream record and verified wedding timeline with Jarvis ahead of August 1. Peller is a Nigerian TikTok streamer and content creator whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat . He built a huge online audience through unpredictable livestreams, comedy and collaborations with some of Africa's biggest entertainers. The young creator is now attracting fresh attention for a different reason: his highly public marriage journey with fellow TikTok personality Jarvis. Days before their announced white wedding, Peller displayed 12 cattle received as wedding gifts and warned people without invitations not to attend. The video spread quickly across Nigerian social media, pushing new searches for Peller's real name, age, career, wife and wedding date. The couple announced that their white wedding would take place on August 1, 2026 . That ceremony follows customary marriage rites in Benin City and publicly shared moments that Nigerian outlets described as part of a civil marriage process. Peller profile Why is Peller trending? According to Legit.ng , the streamer said Pastor Tobi Adegboyega supplied 10 of the cattle while two other supporters contributed one each. Leadership also reported the video and Peller's warning that anyone without an invitation or the expected wedding fabric should stay away from the event. The cattle were not a surprise marriage announcement. They formed part of the final preparations for a ceremony that Peller and Jarvis had already publicised. On July 11, the pair shared a cinematic announcement carrying the date 01.08.2026 . Multiple Nigerian news organisations reported that the date referred to their white wedding. Continue Reading Full Article ENTERTAINMENT BUZZ Peller Biography: Real Name, Age and Jarvis Wedding By Witty Pascal Entertainment Editor Witty Pascal Home Comment Jul 24, 2026 Aug 17, 2026 26 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Peller is a Nigerian TikTok streamer and content creator whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat . He built a huge online audience through unpredictable livestreams, comedy and collaborations with some of Africa's biggest entertainers. The young creator is now attracting fresh attention for a different reason: his highly public marriage journey with fellow TikTok personality Jarvis. Days before their announced white wedding, Peller displayed 12 cattle received as wedding gifts and warned people without invitations not to attend. The video spread quickly across Nigerian social media, pushing new searches for Peller's real name, age, career, wife and wedding date. The couple announced that their white wedding would take place on August 1, 2026 . That ceremony follows customary marriage rites in Benin City and publicly shared moments that Nigerian outlets described as part of a civil marriage process. Peller profile Detail Information Popular name Peller Real name Habeeb Hamzat Other reported name Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja Date of birth May 10, 2005 Age 21, as of July 2026 Place associated with his early life Ikorodu, Lagos State, Nigeria Nationality Nigerian Occupation Livestreamer and content creator Main platform TikTok Known for Comedy, celebrity livestreams and audience interaction Partner Jarvis, also known as Jadrolita Jarvis's reported name Elizabeth Amadou Aminata Traditional marriage rites Completed in Benin City in June 2026 Announced white wedding date August 1, 2026 Major streaming milestone TikTok's most-watched African livestream of 2024 with Davido Why is Peller trending? According to Legit.ng , the streamer said Pastor Tobi Adegboyega supplied 10 of the cattle while two other supporters contributed one each. Leadership also reported the video and Peller's warning that anyone without an invitation or the expected wedding fabric should stay away from the event. The cattle were not a surprise marriage announcement. They formed part of the final preparations for a ceremony that Peller and Jarvis had already publicised. On July 11, the pair shared a cinematic announcement carrying the date 01.08.2026 . Multiple Nigerian news organisations reported that the date referred to their white wedding. The new cattle video renewed interest because it made the scale of the preparations visible. It also gave Peller's audience another characteristically dramatic moment to discuss before the ceremony. Why are there 12 cattle for Peller and Jarvis's wedding? Peller said the cattle were gifts for the wedding. In his video, he thanked the people who provided them and said all 12 would be prepared for invited guests. The spectacle quickly became part of the online conversation around the ceremony. The names of the two individual donors besides Pastor Tobi were reported differently by the two main outlets covering the clip. Legit.ng named Habi Forex and Bless Genius, while Leadership named Abbey Forest and Bless Genius. Because of that difference, the safest confirmed account is that Peller publicly credited Pastor Tobi Adegboyega with 10 cattle and credited two other supporters with one each. The total of 12 is consistent across the reports. The streamer also said security would be present and advised uninvited people not to arrive at the venue. His statement should be understood as a warning in a social-media video, not an official security announcement from the police or any government agency. What is Peller's real name? Peller's real name is Habeeb Hamzat . That is the name used consistently by Punch , Legit.ng , BusinessDay and several other established Nigerian news organisations. Some reports reverse the order to Hamzat Habeeb , while a number of 2026 wedding stories use the longer name Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja . The inconsistency explains why searches for "Peller real name" return different answers. No publicly accessible identity document was verified for this article, so it would be careless to treat every extra name appearing on biography websites as official. For clarity, this profile uses Habeeb Hamzat , the form most widely and consistently reported by mainstream Nigerian publishers. It notes the longer reported version without claiming that an unverified online biography has established his complete legal name. How old is Peller? Peller is 21 years old as of July 2026. The age can be traced through his own public birthday celebration. On May 10, 2025, Peller announced that he had turned 20. Legit.ng 's report on the celebration included his birthday message and photographs from the occasion. That public record supports a birth date of May 10, 2005 . He therefore turned 21 on May 10, 2026. Older articles calling him 19 or 20 were often accurate when they were published but became outdated after his next birthday. Other pages appear to repeat an old age without updating the year. When age is important, a date of birth is more useful than a fixed number. Peller's age will change, but May 10, 2005, provides readers with a consistent reference point. Where is Peller from? Peller is Nigerian and is strongly associated with Ikorodu in Lagos State . Mainstream profiles identify Ikorodu as the place connected to his upbringing and early content-creation years. It also forms part of the public story of how a young Lagos creator turned ordinary online interactions into a major entertainment career. Reliable public sources do not provide enough consistent detail about his parents, siblings or full family history to support a long family section. Many low-quality biography pages attach occupations, names and financial claims to his relatives without showing where those facts came from. Those details are excluded here unless Peller or a credible source confirms them. ADVERTISEMENT Peller's early life and education Peller's public career began at a young age, and much of what audiences know about him comes from livestreams rather than formal interviews. He became widely known before attending university. His informal speech, playful grammar and exaggerated online character sometimes attracted criticism, but those same qualities helped make his broadcasts recognisable. In January 2026, Peller announced that he had gained admission to study law at a private university in Lagos. According to Punch , he did not initially name the institution. He said he wanted to respond to people who mocked his educational background and improve how he expressed himself. Days later, Premium Times reported that he was considering leaving the programme because the class schedule interfered with his ability to livestream and earn money. That episode does not establish that he permanently withdrew. It shows the tension between a conventional university timetable and the digital career through which he had already built his public identity. The name of the university and Peller's current enrolment status should not be presented as settled facts unless the institution or Peller provides a clear update. How did Peller become famous? Peller rose to national attention through TikTok livestreaming . Unlike a polished television presenter, he built his appeal around unpredictability. His broadcasts often feel like open conversations in which jokes, misunderstandings, reactions and guest appearances can change the direction at any moment. His style connects strongly with young viewers familiar with Nigerian street humour, Pidgin English, Yoruba expressions and the fast pace of TikTok culture. Peller's rise accelerated when established musicians and content creators joined his live sessions. These appearances introduced him to audiences beyond his original follower base and turned individual streams into entertainment news. Collaborations with stars were useful, but his own personality kept viewers returning. He could turn an ordinary conversation into a viral clip, then carry the attention into the next live broadcast. By 2024, he was no longer simply a rising TikTok comic. He had become one of the central names in Nigeria's fast-growing livestreaming scene. Peller's livestream record with Davido One of the biggest moments in Peller's career came through his October 2024 TikTok livestream with Davido. Premium Times reported that TikTok's Year on TikTok 2024 review identified the session as the most-watched TikTok livestream in Africa at that time. The report said the broadcast attracted more than 389,800 total viewers and reached over 164,000 concurrent viewers at its peak . Those two figures measure different things: Total viewers count the broader number of people who entered or watched the stream. Concurrent viewers measure how many people were watching at the same moment. This distinction matters because online articles sometimes use one figure as though it were the other. That creates conflicting claims about whether the record was 164,000, 260,000, 389,800 or another number. The most defensible account is the one tied to TikTok's 2024 review: the Davido session was described as Africa's most-watched TikTok livestream of that year, with more than 389,800 viewers overall and a peak above 164,000 concurrent viewers. Jarvis and fellow creator Jo Blaq also appeared during the stream. Davido used the session to discuss and promote his music, while Peller showed that African livestreams could attract an audience on the scale of a major entertainment broadcast. What kind of content does Peller create? Peller's main work combines several forms of digital entertainment: Interactive TikTok livestreams Comedy and reaction content Celebrity conversations Challenges and unscripted exchanges Collaborative videos with Jarvis and other creators Public appearances and event-based content His presentation is deliberately loose. Awkward pauses, exaggerated reactions and arguments can become part of the entertainment instead of being removed in editing. That approach suits livestreaming because viewers feel that they are watching events happen in real time. It also produces short clips that can circulate independently on TikTok, Instagram, X and entertainment blogs. Peller's career demonstrates how African creators can build a media business without beginning in radio, television, film or music. The audience comes first; traditional celebrity access follows later. Peller's awards and recognition Peller's rise brought recognition beyond follower counts. BusinessDay listed him among the Nigerian creators shaping the country's streaming industry. The newspaper also reported that he won Best Content Creator at the Trace Awards & Festival in 2024 . The value of that recognition is larger than one trophy. It reflects the point at which livestreamers began to be treated as part of Nigeria's mainstream entertainment economy. Peller's celebrity collaborations and major live audiences also helped show brands and established entertainers that streaming could offer direct access to young African viewers. His career remains closely tied to TikTok, but his public profile now extends across Instagram, YouTube, entertainment news and live appearances. Who is Jarvis? Jarvis is a Nigerian content creator who is also known as Jadrolita . ADVERTISEMENT Her name is commonly reported as Elizabeth Amadou Aminata , although some outlets place the names in a different order. She became popular through a distinctive artificial intelligence-inspired character. Her controlled movements, robotic delivery and visual presentation led viewers to describe her as a human AI robot. That performance made her recognisable before her relationship with Peller became a major public story. She and Peller later built a strong online partnership through livestreams, comedy and couple content. Their different styles worked well together. Jarvis's controlled character contrasted with Peller's loud, unpredictable presentation, creating moments viewers could easily recognise and share. How did Peller and Jarvis meet? According to Pulse Nigeria's relationship timeline , Peller and Jarvis first connected through a TikTok live session in 2023. Peller has said Jarvis entered one of his broadcasts with her sister and that their conversation developed from there. They soon appeared together more often. Romance-themed photographs and repeated livestream collaborations encouraged followers to speculate that the partnership had become a relationship. For a period, the exact status remained unclear. Their online content mixed genuine personal developments with jokes, staged moments and public disagreements, making it difficult for viewers to separate private life from performance. By 2026, however, their marriage preparations were no longer only fan speculation. The couple publicly documented proposals, customary rites, wedding materials and an announced ceremony date. Peller and Jarvis's engagement Peller first proposed publicly to Jarvis in December 2024. Jarvis initially described the ring as a promise ring. She later said the proposal had been genuine but that she played down the engagement because she believed they were still young. On June 3, 2026, Peller proposed again at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana. Pulse reported that Jarvis accepted the beachfront proposal. That second engagement gave the couple a clearer public starting point for the marriage events that followed in Nigeria. Peller and Jarvis's traditional marriage Later in June 2026, Peller travelled to Benin City in Edo State to meet Jarvis's family. The couple wore coordinated traditional clothing, and Peller publicly said he had paid Jarvis's bride price. Premium Times and Pulse described the event as the completion of traditional marriage rites. This stage is important because it means the August white wedding is not the couple's first or only formal marriage event. In many Nigerian communities, customary marriage includes family introduction, agreement between families, fulfilment of traditional requirements and payment of bride price. A later civil or church ceremony can form another part of the same marriage journey. Did Peller and Jarvis have a civil wedding? Premium Times, Pulse and Naija News reported that Peller and Jarvis shared moments connected to a civil wedding after the traditional ceremony. The public material indicates that they began or completed a civil stage, but the outlets did not publish a marriage certificate or detailed registry record. The careful wording is therefore that the couple shared civil-wedding moments reported by Nigerian media , rather than making unsupported claims about a specific registry, certificate number or legal filing. This distinction does not dismiss their marriage. It simply separates what the couple showed publicly from documents that were not available for independent verification. When is Peller and Jarvis's white wedding? Peller and Jarvis announced August 1, 2026 , as the date of their white wedding. Their save-the-date video appeared on verified social-media pages and ended with the date 01.08.2026. Legit.ng , Premium Times and Pulse Nigeria all reported the announcement. The ceremony was still upcoming when this article was updated on July 24. It should therefore be described as scheduled, not already completed. If plans change or the ceremony takes place, the article should be updated with confirmed information and new photographs from the couple or accredited media. Peller and Jarvis's wedding preparations The couple has turned much of the preparation into public content. They unveiled the wedding identity #Jarpel , distributed aso ebi and personally visited public figures with invitations. Punch reported that Peller described an eight-yard aso ebi package costing ₦700,000 and said about 400 guests were expected to wear the fabric. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Biography Angélique Kidjo Makes Hollywood Walk of Fame History . Biography Who Is Maya Boyd, Marvel’s New Storm Actress? . Biography Who Is KC Luxury? Real Name and NDLEA Case . Biography Chidimma Adetshina: Citizenship Case Explained . Biography Carlos Baleba: Age, Nationality, Career and Transfer . Pulse reported a separate 12-yard package priced at ₦1 million. The difference appears to reflect different quantities or package options rather than one outlet necessarily correcting the other. The 12 cattle displayed in the viral July 24 video became another visible part of the preparation. Because Peller and Jarvis built their careers by sharing their lives online, the wedding has developed as both a personal ceremony and a large digital entertainment event. Is Jarvis Peller's girlfriend, fiancée or wife? The answer depends on which stage of the relationship is being discussed. Jarvis was first publicly known as Peller's collaborator and girlfriend. She later became his fiancée after the proposals. By late June 2026, major Nigerian outlets reported that the couple had completed traditional marriage rites, including bride-price payment. They also shared moments described as part of a civil wedding. It is therefore reasonable for current reports to call Jarvis Peller's wife, especially in the context of the completed customary rites. However, readers searching for the "Peller and Jarvis wedding" may also be looking for their white wedding , which was scheduled for August 1. A clear article should not force every stage into a single label. Their relationship moved from collaborators to partners, engagement and customary marriage, with a public white-wedding ceremony announced afterward. Peller career timeline Year Development 2005 Born on May 10 2023 Connected with Jarvis through TikTok livestreaming, according to Pulse 2023–2024 Rose rapidly through comedy and interactive TikTok lives 2024 Celebrity collaborations expanded his audience October 2024 Hosted the Davido TikTok live later identified as Africa's most-watched TikTok livestream of the year December 2024 Publicly proposed to Jarvis for the first time May 2025 Celebrated his 20th birthday January 2026 Announced admission to study law at a private Lagos university June 3, 2026 Proposed again to Jarvis in Accra June 2026 Completed traditional marriage rites in Benin City July 11, 2026 Announced August 1 as the white-wedding date July 24, 2026 Went viral after displaying 12 wedding cattle What is Peller's net worth? Peller's net worth has not been independently verified. Online biography pages publish widely different estimates based on TikTok gifts, brand deals, cars and public spending. Those estimates do not provide audited accounts, tax records or confirmed ownership information. BusinessDay has reported claims from Peller's manager about his streaming earnings, but income from selected broadcasts is not the same as net worth. Net worth would require verified information about assets, liabilities, taxes, management fees and business expenses. This article therefore does not attach an invented fortune to his name. Frequently asked questions Who is Peller? Peller is a Nigerian TikTok streamer and content creator known for comedy, celebrity livestreams and his public relationship with fellow creator Jarvis. What is Peller's real name? Peller's real name is widely reported as Habeeb Hamzat . Some outlets use Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja , but the longer form is not consistent across reliable sources. How old is Peller? Peller is 21 years old as of July 2026. He celebrated his 20th birthday on May 10, 2025, supporting a birth date of May 10, 2005. Where is Peller from? Peller is Nigerian and is associated with Ikorodu in Lagos State. What does Peller do? He is a livestreamer and content creator. He is best known for TikTok lives, comedy, reactions and celebrity collaborations. Who is Peller's wife? Peller's partner is Jarvis, also known as Jadrolita. Nigerian outlets reported that they completed traditional marriage rites in June 2026 and later shared civil-wedding moments. What is Jarvis's real name? Jarvis's name is commonly reported as Elizabeth Amadou Aminata. Some outlets order the same names differently. When did Peller and Jarvis meet? Pulse reports that they first connected during a TikTok livestream in 2023. When did Peller pay Jarvis's bride price? Peller paid Jarvis's bride price during traditional marriage events in Benin City in June 2026. When is Peller and Jarvis's wedding? They announced August 1, 2026, as the date of their white wedding. Did Peller and Jarvis already marry? They completed customary marriage rites before announcing the white wedding. Major outlets also reported that they shared moments from a civil wedding process. Why did Peller show 12 cattle? He said the cattle were gifts for his wedding and would be used for invited guests at the celebration. Does Peller hold an African livestream record? TikTok's 2024 review, as reported by Premium Times, identified his livestream with Davido as the most-watched TikTok live in Africa that year. The report cited more than 389,800 total viewers and over 164,000 peak concurrent viewers. Is Peller studying law? He announced admission to study law at a private university in Lagos in January 2026. He later publicly considered leaving or changing how he attended because classes affected his streaming schedule. His current enrolment status is not confirmed. Does Peller have children? No reliable public source reviewed for this article confirmed that Peller has children. Pregnancy rumours and social-media jokes should not be presented as fact. What is Peller's net worth? His net worth is not publicly verified. Figures on biography and gossip websites are estimates, not confirmed financial information. ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Biography Angélique Kidjo Makes Hollywood Walk of Fame History Angélique Kidjo has made Hollywood Walk of Fame history. Explore the Beninese icon’s age, full name . Biography Who Is Maya Boyd, Marvel’s New Storm Actress? Meet Maya Boyd, the 23-year-old Broadway actress cast as Storm in Marvel’s new X-Men film. Her age . Biography Who Is KC Luxury? Real Name and NDLEA Case Who is KC Luxury? What is verified about Afolabi Kazeem Michael, his arrest and the NDLEA allegations . Biography Chidimma Adetshina: Citizenship Case Explained Why is Chidimma Adetshina facing deportation? 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Canada warns travelers of risks near Rwanda’s border with Congo, citing instability, child soldier conflict zones, strict local laws, and health requirements. Ottawa/Kigali — Canada’s government has updated its travel advice for Rwanda, cautioning citizens about heightened risks near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The advisory, published in October 2025, highlights security, health, and legal issues that visitors should consider before traveling. Security Concerns Near Congo Border The advisory warns against non-essential travel to Rusizi and Rubavu districts, located near eastern DRC, where clashes between armed groups and Congolese forces have destabilized the area. The Goma–Gisenyi border crossing is described as “volatile,” with the potential for sudden closures. Tourists heading to Volcanoes National Park, home to Rwanda’s famous mountain gorillas, are advised to remain cautious, as the park lies near conflict zones in North Kivu. Crime and Safety in Kigali While Rwanda is often praised for its safety, the report notes risks of petty theft in Kigali and other urban areas, including pickpocketing, theft from vehicles, and hotel room break-ins. Violent crime remains rare but not absent. Road safety is also highlighted as a concern: poorly lit rural roads, speeding, and reckless driving contribute to frequent accidents. Health Precautions Travelers must present proof of yellow fever vaccination on entry. Rwanda is also a malaria risk zone, with Canadian officials recommending preventive medication. Medical services are described as adequate in Kigali but limited elsewhere. Visitors are advised to carry their own medicines and take precautions with food and water. Continue Reading Full Article TRAVEL GUIDE Canada Warns Travelers of Risks Near Rwanda–DRC Border By Neema Asha Mwakalinga Travel & Culture Expert Neema Asha Mwakalinga Home Comment Oct 3, 2025 May 15, 2026 4 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Ottawa/Kigali — Canada’s government has updated its travel advice for Rwanda, cautioning citizens about heightened risks near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The advisory, published in October 2025, highlights security, health, and legal issues that visitors should consider before traveling. Security Concerns Near Congo Border The advisory warns against non-essential travel to Rusizi and Rubavu districts, located near eastern DRC, where clashes between armed groups and Congolese forces have destabilized the area. The Goma–Gisenyi border crossing is described as “volatile,” with the potential for sudden closures. Tourists heading to Volcanoes National Park, home to Rwanda’s famous mountain gorillas, are advised to remain cautious, as the park lies near conflict zones in North Kivu. ADVERTISEMENT Crime and Safety in Kigali While Rwanda is often praised for its safety, the report notes risks of petty theft in Kigali and other urban areas, including pickpocketing, theft from vehicles, and hotel room break-ins. Violent crime remains rare but not absent. Road safety is also highlighted as a concern: poorly lit rural roads, speeding, and reckless driving contribute to frequent accidents. ADVERTISEMENT Health Precautions Travelers must present proof of yellow fever vaccination on entry. Rwanda is also a malaria risk zone, with Canadian officials recommending preventive medication. Medical services are described as adequate in Kigali but limited elsewhere. Visitors are advised to carry their own medicines and take precautions with food and water. Local Laws and Customs The advisory draws attention to several laws that could surprise first-time visitors: ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Justice & Crime Tshisekedi: No Military Conquest Will Become Political Legitimacy" . War in Eastern DRC Rwanda Raises Interest Rate to 8.75% as Inflation Hits 14.5% . Scholarships 120 EAC Master’s Scholarships Open to EAC Students — How to Apply . Rwanda Politics Kagame Sides With Journalist Against His Own Foreign Minister . War in DR Congo DRC Accuses RDF and AFC/M23 of Killings, Torture and Abductions . Plastic bags are banned; possession or use can result in fines. Drugs: penalties for use or trafficking are severe. Photography restrictions: taking photos of government buildings, military sites, or public demonstrations is prohibited. Drones: strict regulations apply; unauthorized use can result in arrest. Natural Hazards Travelers are also reminded that Rwanda sits in a volcanic and seismic zone. Mount Nyiragongo, just across the border in Congo, remains an active volcano. Heavy rains between March–May and September–December can trigger floods and landslides. Entry Rules Visa on arrival: available for 30 days. East Africa tourist visa: allows combined entry to Rwanda, Uganda, and Kenya. Border with Burundi: remains closed since January 2024 due to political tensions. Quick Facts: Rwanda Travel Advisory (Canada, 2025) Avoid travel: Rusizi & Rubavu districts (near DRC). Visa on arrival: 30 days. Yellow fever vaccination required. Ban on plastic bags. Cybercrime risk: high. 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First Lady Denise Nyakeru rebrands her education charity as Fondation Lona, awarding 206 scholarships in the 6th Excellentia program. Democratic Republic of Congo First Lady Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi has rebranded her flagship education charity as “Fondation Lona” during the 6th edition of the Excellentia scholarship awards, reaffirming her commitment to promoting excellence and equal opportunities for Congolese youth. The awards ceremony, held on Thursday at the Cultural and Artistic Center of Central African Countries in Kinshasa, was attended by President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka, National Assembly President Vital Kamerhe, and other senior officials. The Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation has been renamed Fondation Lona, a Lingala word meaning “to sow.” The First Lady said the new identity reflects the organisation’s mission to “sow excellence in people to build a better Congo.” His new stage is about creating a fairer and more equitable Congolese society where excellence and equal opportunities are pillars,” she told guests. Recognising the 2025 Laureates The 6th edition honoured 206 new scholarship winners: 79 under the Excellentia Programme 64 under Excellentia Lualaba Bora 63 under Excellentia Wantashi Addressing the laureates, the First Lady described them as “young seeds sown, ready to germinate, grow, and bear fruit that will beautify the land of Congo and become solutions for its people.” Continue Reading Full Article EDUCATION First Lady Denise Nyakeru Launches ‘Fondation Lona’ at 6th Excellentia By Guerson Nabushi Nyonkourou Political Analyst Guerson Nabushi Nyonkourou Home Comment Aug 15, 2025 May 15, 2026 3 min read Copy link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Published Updated: Democratic Republic of Congo First Lady Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi has rebranded her flagship education charity as “Fondation Lona” during the 6th edition of the Excellentia scholarship awards, reaffirming her commitment to promoting excellence and equal opportunities for Congolese youth. The awards ceremony, held on Thursday at the Cultural and Artistic Center of Central African Countries in Kinshasa, was attended by President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka, National Assembly President Vital Kamerhe, and other senior officials. The Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi Foundation has been renamed Fondation Lona, a Lingala word meaning “to sow.” The First Lady said the new identity reflects the organisation’s mission to “sow excellence in people to build a better Congo.” ADVERTISEMENT His new stage is about creating a fairer and more equitable Congolese society where excellence and equal opportunities are pillars,” she told guests. Recognising the 2025 Laureates The 6th edition honoured 206 new scholarship winners: 79 under the Excellentia Programme 64 under Excellentia Lualaba Bora 63 under Excellentia Wantashi Addressing the laureates, the First Lady described them as “young seeds sown, ready to germinate, grow, and bear fruit that will beautify the land of Congo and become solutions for its people.” ADVERTISEMENT Since the programme’s launch in 2020, 574 young people from all provinces have received scholarships to pursue their education. Education as a Driver of Change This edition marks the end of a chapter and the opening of a new, more ambitious one, so our youth can always aim higher,” she said. “I am proud of the path travelled, grateful to our partners and to the families who believe in this vision. Education is the key to transforming our country and changing the world. Dear laureates, you are the elite of tomorrow and the ambassadors of Congolese hope. Continue to shine.” The Minister of Youth and Patriotic Awakening, Grace Kutino, also attended the event, praising the programme’s role in inspiring young Congolese to excel. ADVERTISEMENT TRENDING NOW How to Check if You Must Submit a SARS Tax Return . Tax and Revenue How to Book a SARS Appointment Online . Tax and Revenue Niger TV Shows Soldiers Detained After Niamey Mutiny . Justice & Crime KAA Warns of Flight Delays at Kenyan Airports . Transport and Airlines POPULAR TODAY Sports Congolese Midfielder Jules Ahoka Joins Sunderland in Premier League . Sports Trends DR Congo International Aaron Wan-Bissaka Joins Aston Villa . Technology and Innovation DRC Launches Lingala AI and 2,000-Youth Campaign . Festivals and Events Congolese Film *Rumba Royale* Selected for Montreal Festival . Technology DRC Moves Closer to Adopting Its First National AI Strategy . Background The Excellentia programme was established to identify and support outstanding students across the DRC, offering scholarships for studies both at home and abroad. With its rebranding to Fondation Lona, the initiative aims to expand its reach and reinforce its focus on education as a foundation for national development. ADVERTISEMENT RELATED ARTICLE Sports Congolese Midfielder Jules Ahoka Joins Sunderland in Premier League The 20-year-old joins Sunderland from Royal Antwerp on a long-term deal and will wear No. 29." . Sports Trends DR Congo International Aaron Wan-Bissaka Joins Aston Villa The Leopards defender joins Villa on loan from West Ham, with a reported £18m purchase clause. . Technology and Innovation DRC Launches Lingala AI and 2,000-Youth Campaign Government campaign makes digital rights clearer while bringing Lingala into Congo’s AI future . 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