The U.S.-based driver training company Zutobi analyzed road safety worldwide and found South Africa stays last in driving danger since its first ranking. South Africa kept its position as the last ranked country on the…
Panic for crypto traders in South Africa as…
South Africa -Cryptocurrencies have opened up the market of investors for their diverse and accessible nature. And for this very reason, they have raised the scope of scrutiny by governments and regulators. South Africa’s anti-money…
No end to clashes in Somalia, opposite sides…
Somalia - Given the state of Somalia, elections are extremely crucial to ensure proper and functional governance of the country but continuous clashes among the rebel groups and the government troops are diminishing the light…
At least 9 people have been killed in…
Sudan - Demonstrations against the military who seized power in a coup this week continued on the streets of Sudan's capital, Khartoum, on Friday. As heavily armed Sudanese security cars drove around the streets, protesters…
Government Fails To Keep Children Safe In Nigeria
Nigeria - In a country where child kidnapping is a regular norm, children are now showing signs of fear of attending school. Jihadists have resorted to strange means to secure funds to meet their selfish…
110 million doses of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine…
Africa - A total of 110 doses of the Moderna covid 19 vaccine will be delivered to Africa. On the world's least vaccinated continent, this has been dubbed a breakthrough. Moderna said Tuesday that it…
The army of Sudan declares a state of…
Sudan - After soldiers seized civilian leaders Monday in what activists called a "coup," Sudan's top general declared a state of emergency, dissolved the institutions overseeing the country's democratic transition, and announced the formation of…
Sudanese civil leaders have been arrested amid reports…
Sudan - After weeks of tension between the military and civilian transitional authorities in Sudan, unidentified gunmen arrested several Sudanese politicians at their homes early Monday, according to a government source. According to AFP journalists,…
Will Tanzania Be Able To Tab Huge Natural…
Tanzania -Tanzania is going the natural way as it is moving towards harnessing natural gas, concretizing a zero-emission target set by the UN for 2030. It will now be looking at exporting Natural gas, adding…
Sierra Leone is working to increase the number…
Sierra Leone - The government of Sierra Leone tabled a measure on Thursday that will ensure that women hold 30 percent of parliamentary seats and cabinet positions in the West African country. President Julius Maada…
Mekele, the capital of Tigray, has become the…
Mekele -A new air raid against the Tigrayan capital of Mekele was launched by Ethiopia's military on Wednesday, marking the second shelling of the city this week against objectives of the Tigray People's Liberation Front.…
Libya still lacks stability ten years after Kadhafi’s…
Libya - It is the 10th anniversary of the death of former Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi at a time when the country is preparing for parliamentary elections in December, as part of a United Nations-led…
Pro-army protestors rally again near Sudan’s presidential palace
Sudan - Hundreds of pro-military Sudanese protestors demonstrated for a second day on Sunday, exacerbating what Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok termed the country's precarious transition's "biggest and most serious crisis." Protesters in Khartoum are calling…
Hundreds of Sudanese protest in Khartoum, calling for…
Sudan - Hundreds of Sudanese demonstrated in Khartoum on Saturday, calling for the overthrow of the government that is supposed to lead the country into its first elections after 30 years of dictatorship, accusing it…
Agnes Tirop’s husband has been arrested in connection…
According to Kenyan officials, the husband of Olympic runner Agnes Tirop has been apprehended and will be charged with her murder after a nationwide manhunt was started and he was apprehended in the coastal city…
Agnes Tirop, an Olympian, died at the age…
Kenya - Agnes Tirop, a Kenyan runner who won bronze medals at the World Championships on two separate occasions, has died. The announcement was made by the country's track and field federation on Wednesday. The…
After resigning as health secretary, Matt Hancock gets…
Africa -Matt Hancock, who has previously served as the health monter of the Boris Johnson administration, has donned a new role of the United Nations special representative to Africa on Tuesday. Addressing the same, Hancock…
Mali Reaches Out To Morocco For Help Towards…
Malian Foreign Affairs Minister Abdoulaye Diop addressed the media after talks in Berlin and said that Mali was very keen on getting foreign help to get their economy in the right track. He spoke about…
Algeria demands for total respect from Paris as…
Algeria - In the heated conversation between Presidents of Algeria and France, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has affirmed that the return of the country's Ambassador to France could be conditional on total respect from Paris…