Legendary kwaito musician Doc Shebeleza, born Victor Bogopane, has died at age 51. The renowned businessman and kwaito veteran had been battling health issues for several years. On 2 December 2024, Doc Shebeleza shared with…
Buhari Returns From Private Visit To UK
President Muhammadu Buhari is back in the country after his private visit to the United Kingdom. The President returned a day earlier than he was scheduled to. The Presidential Jet touched down at about 9.45pm.…
African refugees ejected from U.N. premises in South…
Africans seeking asylum at a United Nations office in South Africa have been forcibly removed by police stating that their action amounted to tresspassing. On Wednesday, a court order was granted instructing the 300 refugees…
SA post office rapist and murderer given life
South African post office worker Luyanda Botha has been handed three life sentences after admitting to the rape and murder of 19-year-old student Uyinene Mrwetyana. Her killing in August sparked large protests over the high…
Mthuli Ncube Backtracks From Earlier GDP Projections
Zimbabwe's Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Professor Mthuli Ncube has today projected that the 2020 Growth Domestic Product (GDP) will be at 3%. The new projection marks a sharp departure from his earlier projection…
#COZA: Busola Dakolo Takes Fatoyinbo to Appeal Court
Celebrity Photographer, Busola Dakolo says she will appeal the judgment which nullified her suit against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly, COZA. Justice Oathman A. Musa of the High Court, Abuja, had…
Namibia ministers resign over fishing bribe allegations
Two Namibian ministers resigned on Wednesday following a Wikileaks report exposing alleged corruption in the fishing industry, released as the country readies for a presidential election later this month. Iceland-based multinational fishing company Samherji is…
Cameroon: Over eight houses destroyed in new landslide…
At least eight houses have been destroyed in another landslide that occurred Sunday November 10, 2019 in Njinka, Noun Division of the West region of Cameroon, triggered by heavy downpour, reports have confirmed. The population…
Kenyan army attacked telecom towers in Somalia: UN
A new report by United Nations special investigators says Kenya's military was responsible for five attacks on telecommunications masts in neighbouring Somalia, including strikes that killed two civilians. The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) attacked communications…
67 Ugandans arrested in gay-friendly bar charged with…
Sixty-seven people arrested by police in a Kampala bar popular with gays were charged with "common nuisance" on Tuesday, but rights activists said it was a bid to intimidate the LGBT community. The police raided…
Cameroon: Paul Biya announces Special Status for Anglophone…
The Head of State Paul Biya has revealed measures are being taken to confer a special status to the North West and outh West Regions of Cameroon as a measure to solve the crisis in…
Machete Violence Claims 105 Lives In Kadoma –…
105 people have been killed in machete wars in mining areas surrounding Kadoma over the past three months. This was disclosed in a report by the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) titled "Who will protect citizens…
Govt Imitating Ian Smith By Spending US$88 Million…
The illegitimate government intends to spend $US88 million in scarce foreign currency on the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) platform while the nation starves and the slow genocide in the nation's hospitals is getting worse every…
Cameroon: Paul Biya announces Special Status for Anglophone…
The Head of State Paul Biya has revealed measures are being taken to confer a special status to the North West and outh West Regions of Cameroon as a measure to solve the crisis in…
Drought-hit Zimbabwe to transfer thousands of animals
Zimbabwe's wildlife agency said on Monday it would move hundreds of elephants and other animals in a dramatic bid to save them from a lethal drought. At least 120 elephants have already died over the…
Ethiopia cabinet approves bill to combat fake news,…
Ethiopia’s Council of Ministers over the weekend approved a bill drafted by the Attorney General to combat fake news and hate speech, the state-run Fana broadcasting corporate reports. The bill’s official name is the Computer…
US Has Delisted Zamfara From Danger States –…
The governor of zamfara State, Hon. Bello Mohammed Matawalle has revealed that the American government has exempted Zamfara from among terrorists states. Speaking in Gusau Government House while receiving thousands of All Progressives Congress (APC)…
Rohingya crisis: The Gambia accuses Myanmar of genocide…
The small west African nation of The Gambia has filed a lawsuit at the UN's top court formally accusing Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya Muslims. It was filed at the International Court of Justice (ICJ),…
US set to jail Nigerian woman Temitope Olaiya…
A Nigerian born-woman Temitope Ayoni Olaiya, a.k.a Tammy Olaiya, faces on 28 February, 2020 a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison over the importation of 7kg of cocaine into the United States. The…