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Protests – Latest News and Updates from Africa

If you're looking for the freshest info on protests happening around the continent, you’ve come to the right spot. Here we gather all the recent demonstrations, strikes, and public rallies that matter to everyday people and policy makers alike.

Why Protests Matter

Protests are more than just crowds in the streets; they show what citizens care about at a given moment. Whether it’s a call for better wages, demands for political change, or reactions to a new law, each protest tells a story. Understanding those stories helps you see where power is shifting and why governments act the way they do.

In Africa, protests often spark quick changes because leaders can’t afford long‑lasting unrest. That means keeping an eye on these events can give you early warning about upcoming policy shifts, market reactions, or even travel advisories.

What You’ll Find on This Page

Every article tagged “protests” is listed here with a short summary so you can pick what to read first. We cover:

  • Live updates: Real‑time info on where crowds are gathering and how authorities are responding.
  • Analysis: Simple breakdowns of why a protest started, who’s leading it, and what the demands are.
  • Impact reports: Quick looks at how a demonstration affects local businesses, schools, or transport.

Our goal is to keep each piece short, clear, and useful. No jargon, just plain language that tells you what’s happening and why it matters for you.

Got a protest you think we missed? Drop us a note – we love adding fresh stories from the ground. Stay informed, stay safe, and keep reading to see how everyday voices shape Africa’s future.

Bangladesh in Turmoil: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Resigns Amid Violent Protests

Bangladesh in Turmoil: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Resigns Amid Violent Protests

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country after escalating anti-government protests turned violent. Demonstrators stormed her residence in Dhaka, demanding her resignation due to various grievances. At least 91 people have died in the clashes, with the army chief announcing an interim government to restore order.