Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts oversees South Africa's 10 million tree cover expansion project spanning five years from her office as Forestry, Fisheries, and Environment minister. South African staff members started "One Employee One Tree" in…
The “Hotel Rwanda” Hero Gets 25 years in…
After what his supporters called a politically orchestrated show trial, Paul Rusesabagina, the "Hotel Rwanda" hero who became a fiercely outspoken government critic, was sentenced to 25 years in prison on terrorism charges on Monday.…
Libya Prepares Constitutional Basis Ahead Of December Elections
Libya is on the road of democratic reconstruction as a draft towards upcoming elections is prepared for its constitutional basis. Elections are to held in December of this year. The basis has already received approval…
In the Sahel, French Forces Killed the Leader…
The chief of the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara, who had been chased for years following fatal attacks on US soldiers and French charity workers, was killed by French troops deployed in Africa's Sahel…
Tunisians March in the Streets to Protest President…
Hundreds of demonstrators marched through central Tunis on Saturday, demanding a restoration to parliamentary democracy following President Kais Saied's power grab in July. Journalists claimed that security officers on the ground and an interior ministry…
Bouteflika, Algeria’s Ousted President Has Died.
Former Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who fought for independence from France, brought his conflict-torn country together, and was deposed in 2019 by pro-democracy protestors after two decades in power, has died at the age of…
Climate Change Should Be a Must for Africa’s…
Africa will be one of the first regions to be impacted by Climate Change. This is majorly due to the tons of natural bodies, resources in the country that make it more susceptible to climate…
Somalia’s President Suspends Powers of his Prime Minister…
Yesterday Somalia's president, Mohamed Farmajo announced that he was suspending the executive powers of his prime minister, Mohamed Roble due to the twist in a feud that has plunged the country into a deep political…
ECOWAS on Guinea crisis
ECOWAS, who are known as leaders from the Western Africa Bloc met Accra yesterday to discuss the political crisis in Guinea. The situation has been described by the chairman of the group as a burning…
As the Junta Holds more ‘Transition’ Negotiations, ECOWAS…
Ghana's foreign minister said the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) will meet on Thursday to discuss possible actions following the ouster of Guinea's president in a coup earlier this month. The army's top…
Nigeria To Lift Ban Over Twitter
Nigeria has not had an easy life on any account. It has been plagued by child kidnapping by fascist groups and now it has grappled with a social media ban for the longest time. But…
Africa Becomes Third Fastest Growing Bitcoin Economy
Africa has registered a remarkable growth in past year with relation to Bitcoin adoption, thanks to the retail users. According to a report by Chainanalysis, taking up of Bitcoin in Africa has skyrocketed to over…
Former Angola President Dos Santos Returned Months Before…
Angola's former president, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, arrived in the country on Tuesday from Spain, marking the first time he has gone home since leaving office, according to the country's national press agency. The former…
What is African Continental Free Trade Area and…
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement is a distinct game changer for Africa. It is a driven trade agreement that frames the world's most significant free trade area by joining nearly 54 African…
South Africa has Expressed Interest in Hosting the…
After Japan withdrew due to COVID-19, South Africa is interested in hosting FIFA's Club World Cup in December, according to South African Football Association president Danny Jordaan. Jordaan told The Associated Press that he will…
With Qatar’s Undeniable Support to Taliban its Link…
Numerous reports have shown how the middle eastern region is under attack by terror groups who have their link with al-Qaeda. This threat is slowly moving towards the European countries and before it further penetrates…
Somali Women to be Included Country’s Elections
Women of Somali were called upon by UN Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed to completely participate in politics and to ensure peaceful elections in their country. She voiced her concerns and empathized with women of Somali…
Mugabe Should be Reburied, According to a Zimbabwean…
A Zimbabwean court on Friday approved a traditional court's decision to exhume and rebury former President Robert Mugabe's body at a national shrine in the capital. According to Mugabe family lawyer Fungai Chimwamurombe, the Chinhoyi…
South Africa initiates Phase 3 clinical trail of…
On Friday, South Africa joined the global ongoing phase 3 clinical trial of China’s Sinovac Biotech Covid-19 vaccine. The clinical trial id for ages 6 months to 17 years. The African country has vaccinated first…
