As part of an official policy against illegal mining, the South African government has declared that it is not going to help a group of illegal miners inside a closed mine in the North West…
NEWS: ECOWAS Lifts Mali Sanctions
West Africa's ECOWAS has determined to lift the post-coup sanctions the bloc had put in software towards Mali. ECOWAS leaders now call on bilateral partners to resume help to Mali in a statement signed by…
NEWS: Military given key posts in Mali’s interim…
Mali's meantime president Bah Ndaw, a retired colonel who was once sworn in closing month, appointed a 25-strong authorities on Monday, in which members of the army occupy key posts, according to a decree study…
NEWS: Rwanda appreciates its teachers
Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Monday paid tribute to the country's teachers on World Teachersâ Day. "Letâs take a moment to recognize our teachers, in particular in this challenging time. Students and mother and father…
Nigeria: Government Set To Overhaul Aviation Policies
The Rector of International Aviation College, Ilorin and former appearing Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Benedict Adeyileka has stated two key methods the federal authorities can revamp the aviation industry are…
NEWS: Mali sees spike in malaria cases, death
Malaria cases in northern Mali have spiked, according to medical workers, claiming 23 lives in the often lawless desert region last week alone. Mali's ministry of health said this week that 59 people have died…
NEWS: Archeologists find 59 ancient coffins in Egypt
Archeologists in Egypt announced on Saturday that they had discovered at least 59 ancient coffins in a vast necropolis south of the country's capital Cairo, one containing the pristine mummy of an ancient priest. This…
NEWS: Oromo celebrates thanksgiving holiday in Ethiopia
Oromo ethnic humans in Ethiopia on Saturday celebrated Irreecha, or thanksgiving holiday, in the countryâs capital. Thousands of Oromo people, clad in colourful traditional clothes, had been considered flocking to the capitalâs downtown as part…
NEWS: Morocco Signs 10-Year Military Cooperation Deal with…
The United States Secretary of Defense Mark Esper signed a 10-year navy cooperation deal in Rabat, Morocco on Friday â two days after signing a similar deal in Tunisia as he made his final stop…
NEWS: Mali junta set the stage for lifting…
Mali's junta has removed a major obstacle to the lifting of ECOWAS sanctions. On Thursday it took out a major prerogative devolved to their transition leader who is supposed to bring civilians back to power…
Uganda: How robbers lured the maize dealer to…
Police in Kampala are maintaining seven suspects in connection with murder and aggravated robbery. They are accused of killing and robbing Muhammad Kasozi, a resident of Kitezi in Kasangati Town Council, Wakiso District, on May…
NEWS: Tunisia signs 10-year military deal with US
US Defense Secretary Mark Esper signed a 10-year military cooperation deal with Tunis Wednesday at some point of his first stop on a regional tour, hailing US-Tunisia collaboration over the combat in neighbouring Libya. The…
NEWS: Up to 2.1M people face acute food…
Up to 2.1 million human beings in Somalia are expected to face an acute meals insecurity Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or even worse outcomes through December 2020, a new report said on Wednesday. The crisis…
NEWS: President Kenyatta visits Paris, to sign major…
After receiving the French president in March last year, Kenya's chief Uhuru Kenyatta is on a go to to Paris. The President will meet his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron at the ĂlysĂ©e Palace. Kenyatta who…
Tunisia: President Saied makes comments supporting death sentence
Tunisia's President Kais Saied said he supports the dying penalty after public outrage over a womanâs homicide sparked calls for executions to restart. Tunisia carried out its ultimate striking in 1991, according to Amnesty International,…
NEWS: Opposition Denounces âDe facto House Arrestâ House…
The chief of the Movement for the Rebirth of Cameroon (MRC) party, Maurice Kamto, is traumatic an clarification from the Cameroonian government â in an interview Monday, for what he perceives to be a de…
NEWS: Mali’s sanctions set to take longer than…
It was hoped the Sunday appointment of Mali's new civilian prime minister, Moctar Ouane, should elevate sanctions imposed by neighbouring countries. ECOWAS imposed sanctions on Mali soon after the junta led August 18 coup and…
NEWS: Guinea remembers September 28 massacres
Guinea commemorate the September 28 massacres. On Sept. 28, 2009, the Guinean Security Forces attacked its very own populace at some point of a giant pro-democratic protest in a stadium in Conakry, the capital. The political…
Covid-19: Confirmed cases climb to 670 766; death…
Another 22 humans died of Covid-19 in South Africa over the past 24 hours, bringing the wide variety of Covid-related deaths to 16 398 in the us of a as of Sunday, in accordance to…
