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Zimbabwe: Teachers vow to continue strike over wages

EducationOctober 5, 2020

Teachers in Zimbabwe vowed to proceed their strike towards the 40% increment in salaries of teachers, which they reflect onconsideration on under their actual needs, neighborhood media stated Monday. “We are escalating our marketing campaign…

Malagasy Organic Covid-19 Capsule Cure

Health: Malagasy Organic Covid-19 Capsule Cure

HealthOctober 5, 2020

Covid-Organics" — capsules containing extracts of a local Malagasy plant artemisia with proven anti-malarial properties and other indigenous herbs such as ravintsara inspired by a national herbal infusion believed to be effective in curing and…

FG Urged to Overhaul Aviation Policies

Nigeria: Government Set To Overhaul Aviation Policies

NewsOctober 5, 2020

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…

Balogun predicts big Eagles future for Aribo

Sports: Aribo has a big Eagles future Ahead…

SportsOctober 5, 2020

Leon Balogun has hinted that he will love to play with Rangers teammate Joe Aribo for the Super Eagles and in the same breathe revealed his biggest World Cup frustration. The former Brighton defender, who…

Fashion mogul Kenzo Takada dies of COVID-19

The World: Fashion mogul Kenzo Takada dies of…

The WorldOctober 5, 2020

Legendary fashion dressmaker Kenzo Takada died in the French capital on Sunday from the novel coronavirus, a spokesperson announced. The famend Japanese founder of the Paris-based ready-to-wear graph residence Kenzo succumbed to the virus at…

Sudan: Protesters shut port in protest of peace…

FeaturedOctober 5, 2020

Sudanese protesters shut the Southern Port of Sudan on Sunday in protest of a recently-signed peace deal with insurrection groups. On Saturday, the Sudanese transitional government signed a power-sharing deal with the Sudan Revolutionary Front…

Mali sees spike in malaria cases, fatalities

NEWS: Mali sees spike in malaria cases, death

NewsOctober 4, 2020

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…

Thieves should not stay in power': Angolans want president's top aide fired for corruption

Politics: Angolans want president’s top aide fired for…

PoliticsOctober 4, 2020

Dozens of Angolans marched on Saturday against alleged state corruption after Portuguese media accused the president's chief of staff of embezzlement, damaging the credibility of an ongoing anti-graft campaign against the former regime. Private Portuguese…

Archeologists in Egypt find 59 ancient coffins

NEWS: Archeologists find 59 ancient coffins in Egypt

NewsOctober 4, 2020

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…

Big spike in UK COVID-19 cases as gov’t muddles numbers

The World: Spike in COVID-19 cases as gov’t…

The WorldOctober 4, 2020

Britain announced an additional 12,872 new cases of the coronavirus in the UK in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 480,017. The huge rise is almost double Friday’s figure. A “technical issue” caused…

Sudan government, rebel groups sign peace deal

Sudan government, rebel groups sign peace deal

FeaturedOctober 4, 2020

Sudan's transitional government signed a peace deal with various rebellion corporations on Saturday, amid excessive hopes for an end to years of conflict in regions across the country. The settlement between the government and the…

Celebration in Oromo

NEWS: Oromo celebrates thanksgiving holiday in Ethiopia

NewsOctober 3, 2020

Oromo ethnic humans in Ethiopia on Saturday celebrated Irreecha, or thanksgiving holiday, in the country’s capital. Thousands of Oromo people, clad in colourful traditional clothes, had been considered flocking to the capital’s downtown as part…