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DR Congo President Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo over chairmanship of African Union

DRC President Félix Tshisekedi has taken over the chairmanship of the African Union for a year. He will take over from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, 58, is a Congolese politician who has been President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo since January 25, 2019. Meanwhile, the leader of the […]

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Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana banned for one year for failing drug test

Saturday, February 6, 2021. UEFA has baned the Ajax goalkeeper one year after he was accused of drug abuse. The 24-year-old Cameroon international and Ajax’s first-choice goalkeeper was found to have a banned substance Furosemide in his urine during an ‘off-competition’ test on October 30 last year. This substance is banned from use by players […]

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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has signed a 14 Million Grant for South Sudan Agricultural Development

Thursday, February 4, 2021. The African Development Bank (AfDB) on Wednesday signed a $ 14 million grant to South Sudanese government farmers to boost agricultural markets through a project implemented by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The bank’s purpose in providing the aid to South Sudan is to boost agricultural markets, trade […]

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South Africa: Zuma Fails To Appear Before Judicial Panel Yet Again

Former president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma has defied the corruption investigation by not appearing in front of the judicial panel of the country, Zuma is being investigated for corruption during his tenure as president of the country. Several corruption allegations has been leveled against Jacob Zuma by the Anti-corruption agency. On Monday Zuma, 78, […]

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Niger: Second Round Of Votes To Elect New President

There will be a second round of votes for the presidential election in the country, this is in accordance to the statement issued by the Constitutional court in Niger. The second round of vote will be coming up on February 21, Mohamed Bazoum remains the favourite to win the presidential election having led in the […]

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Algeria: Government Authorities Begins Coronavirus Vaccination

The Coronavirus vaccine campaign in Algeria has finally kicked off, the coronavirus that is to be distributed in the country is the Sputnik vaccine which has been approved by the health ministry and the government authorities in Algeria. Limam Zineb, an occupant of Blida. shares why she came out to get her shot. “It was […]

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Zimbabwe: Government Authorities Extends Lockdown Until February

The government authorities in Zimbabwe has declared the extension of the lockdown in the country till February 15, this is a move to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in the country. The lockdown was initially supposed to be a 30-day lockdown but had to be further extended. VP Constantino Chiwenga conveyed a live location […]

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Central African Republic: Over 30,000 Refugees Flee To D.R Congo

There has reportedly been thousands of refugees that has fled the Central African Republic to other neighboring countries particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo. This recent development is due to the recent rebel attack in the country. They offer clinical screening among others for youngsters who have been brought here. “Here, given the enormous strategic […]

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Nigeria: “We Want To Kill Boko Haram” – Army Chiefs

The new appointment army chiefs in Nigeria has vowed to defeat the Boko Haram, the Boko Haram sect has been terrorizing the Nigeria most especially the northern part of the country since about 2009. The presidency has also backed the army chiefs to deliver on their promise. The Boko Haram uprising and its destructive member, […]

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DR Congo: Parliament Votes To Remove Prime Minister

The Democratic Republic of Congo Parliament has voted to remove Sylvestre Ilunga Ilunkamba the Prime Minister of the country, this was done during a parliamentary meeting in Kinshasa. The dismissal has a lot to do with the political dispute in the country. The Prime Minister boycotted the meeting naming it ill-conceived under the constitution and […]

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South Africa: President Ramaphosa Warns Wealthy countries Against Hoarding Coronavirus Vaccine

President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has lambasted various rich countries that hoarding the coronavirus vaccine, President Ramaphosa said their actions prevent the effective distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine from getting to third world countries. President Ramaphosa further said if coronavirus vaccine were distributed immediately it would stop the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. A […]

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Kenya, UK Set To Renew Security Compact

The government authorities in Kenya and the United kingdom (UK) has all but agreed to renew the security compact between both parties, this was done during a visit to the African country, according to Ben Wallace this was a necessary due to the rise of terrorism. I think it is significant that the United Kingdom […]

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Tunisia: Hundreds Of Demonstrator Protests Against Government

There has been a protest in Tunisia, as Hundreds of protesters stormed various cities in the country, the demonstrator has also defied the police order to organize more anti-government protest. This has resulted into series of arrest and violence. More than 6,000 individuals have passed on from Covid-19 in Tunisia, with a record 103 passings […]

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Malawi: Ex-President Peter Mutharika Quest To Unfreeze His Accounts Fails

Former President of Malawi, Peter Mutharika has eventually lost the bid to unfreeze his account which was initially frozen by the anti-corruption agency in the country due to Mutharika’s alleged involvement in corruption. Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) last August froze the individual financial balances of Mutharika and his better half, Gertrude, in a test looking […]

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Insecurity In Central African Republic Disrupts Humanitarian Efforts

Insecurities has hindered the humanitarian effort in Central African Republic, There as been series of unrest in the Bangui region of the country, security personnel has also been vulnerable towards bringing law and order in the country at large. All things considered, it is right now hard to give a huge helpful reaction to the […]

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COVID-19: Government Re-imposes Lockdown On Freetown In Sierra Leone

The government authorities in Sierra Leone has re-imposed a new lockdown in the country just to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in the country. This was a move taken by the government to prevent the increase of the coronavirus across the country. These measures, similar to others unveiled Thursday, become effective from Monday, for […]

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Flagship Project Causes Controversy In Gabon

Citizens of Gabon particularly those in Moanda town has complained bitterly about the intended flagship project of the government of the country, this has caused more controversy for the government and the project. Local people in and around Moanda town have brought up striking imbalances as far as improvement contrasted with different areas in Gabon. […]

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Central African Republic: President Faustin-Archange Touadera Officially Begins Second Term In Office

President Faustin-Archange Touadera of Central African Republic has begun his second in office, President Touadera recently won the presidential election in the country that kept h in office for a second term in office despite the ongoing Bangui crisis. President Faustin-Archange Touadera’s political decision triumph which was affirmed on Monday January 18, by the country’s […]