Masai cries for justice over unpaid dues

NEWS: Masai cries for justice over unpaid dues…

Reigning Warsaw Marathon winner Gilbert Masai is crying for justice after losing over Sh200,000 to unscrupulous race organisers, who have declined to pay him all winning prizes. The Mount Elgon-born runner said he has been…

Burundi swears in Evariste Ndayishimiye as president

Burundi swears in Evariste Ndayishimiye as president

Burundi has a new president in the person of Evariste Ndayishimiye who won May 20 elections as the country entered the post-Nkurunziza era. Ndayimishiye was originally supposed to take over in August but the Constitutional…

Close to 4,000 school girls impregnated in Kenya

Close to 4,000 school girls impregnated in Kenya…

Kenya has reported a sudden surge in teen pregnancies in one single county over a period of five months thus threatening to cut short the pursuit for education among school-going girls. Machakos county, located in…

Women's bodies continue to pile in SA

NEWS: Women’s bodies continue to pile up as…

A chill-out session between a group of friends led to the discovery of a woman's body under her boyfriend's bed. The friends suspected foul play when they did not see their friend's girlfriend, Silindile Ndlovu,…

people flee Nigeria to Niger over unrest

30,000 people flee Nigeria to Niger over unrest-…

More than 30,000 Nigerians have fled to Niger’s Maradi region in the past two months, the UN Refugee Agency has said. This follows an increase in the number of attacks by armed groups in north-western…

Ramaphosa condemns surge in violence against women

South Africa: Ramaphosa condemns surge in violence against…

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned as “inhumane acts” the violence against women which, according to police, have skyrocketed since the relaxation of the containment in his country, the most affected by the coronavirus…

Tunisia beats coronavirus

NEWS: Tunisia has beaten coronavirus: prime minister

Tunisian Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh announced Sunday that the country has achieved a victory against the novel coronavirus as it has recorded almost no new new cases. Fakhfakh made the statement on a local TV…

Gaberone back on lockdown

Botswana’s capital city Gaborone back on lockdown

Botswana’s capital city Gaborone has returned to a total lockdown following an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases. The city reinstated its strict containment measures starting midnight on Friday until further notice, as announced…

Police kills armed robbers in Nigeria

Nigeria: Police Kill 7 Suspected Armed Robbers

The Police in Makurdi have killed seven notorious armed criminals on the Makurdi -Lafia Road. The incident occurred yesterday when the Police highway team trailed a group of armed men dressed in soldier uniform on…

Terrorism in Ivory coast

Terrorist attack in northern Ivory Coast kills 10…

Gunmen have attacked a security post in northern Ivory Coast near the border with Burkina Faso, killing at least 10 soldiers and injuring six others, Ivory Coast’s army chief said Thursday. It was the first…

Potential loss of jobs in Nigeria because of coronavirus

NEWS: 39.4m people may lose jobs to COVID-19,…

From the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo-led Committee on Economic Sustainability Plan came warning that about 39.4 million people might be unemployed by the end of 2020, if the government failed to take preemptive measures. The…

Controversy between Ethiopia and Somalia

Ethiopia parliament picks Somali region VP as new…

Ethiopia’s upper parliamentary chamber, the House of Federation (HoF), on Wednesday elected a new speaker following the resignation of Keria Ibrahim. Aden Farah, a former vice-president of the Somali regional state, takes the speakership position…