The Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN), the countryâs premier Film Trade Association Body, has announced good news for cinema lovers on the occasion of the International Cinema Day. Opeyemi Ajayi, the chairman of the…
Breaking: Township residents lose illegal power connections in…
Residents of the Diepsloot township, Johanesburg, South Africa have no electricity so most of them are forced to install illegal lightning rods to be able to live with power. But the authorities have however now…
French court to rule on Felicien Kabuga trial…
A top French appeals court is to rule today on whether alleged Rwandan genocide financier Felicien Kabuga will stand trial in France or face a UN tribunal in Tanzania. Kabuga, who is 84 but claims…
Business: FITA terminates the membership of Gold Leaf…
The Fair-Trade Independent Tobacco Association stated on Wednesday it had expelled the Gold Leaf Tobacco Company from its ranks with instant effect. FITA chairman Sinenhlanhla Mnguni tested that Gold Leaf's membership had been terminated, however…
Togo’s first female Prime Minister Victoire Tomegah DogbĂ©?
Togo made history this week by appointing its first female prime minister. Victoire Tomegah DogbĂ©, 60, was named on Monday and immediately set to work to form a new government. She is well known in…
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,…
South Africa records more COVID-19 deaths, cases
South Africa noted eighty one new coronavirus-related deaths in the preceding 24-hour period, bringing the complete range of fatalities to 16,667, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize introduced late Tuesday. Mkhize moreover stated the country had registered…
Sports: Super Eagles defender, Troost-Ekong joins Watford
Nigerian defender, William Troost-Ekong, has completed a permanent transfer to Watford. The Hornets announced his signing in an official statement on Tuesday. The 27-year-old, who has 42 caps for the Super Eagles, represented his country…
Entertainment: Rema Excited As He Hits 100 Million…
Fast rising Nigerian singer, Divine Ikubor popularly known as Rema, has accumulated a whopping 100 million streams on Audiomack. The Edo State born artiste disclosed this yesterday via his insta story section on Instagram. He…
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…
WFP Seeks Aid for South Sudan Flood Relief
Heavy seasonal rainfall causing devastating floods since June have impacted over 700,000 people across South Sudan â already in a precarious situation due to food shortages from an overwhelming locust infestation and a health crisis…
Education: Zimbabwe teachers stike over pay as new…
Children in Zimbabwe have back to the classroom for the first time in six months considering the coronavirus outbreak. But instructors are nowhere to be viewed as two unions went on strike on Monday in…
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…
Business: As the pandemic takes its toll, RMI…
JSE-listed funding maintaining agency Rand Merchant Investment (RMI) stated on Friday that its headline profits fell with the aid of nearly 50percent for the yr to end June, generally due to the big provisions raised…
Sudan: Death toll from flooding climbs to 138
The loss of life toll from flooding in Sudan triggered by way of months of heavy rains has risen to 138, the country's Interior Ministry said early Tuesday.  More than 100,000 houses have end up…
Entertainment: “Don’t let them break you, I dey…
Award winning Nigerian singer, Burna Boy has penned down a message to fellow singer, Rema after he recounted his past experiences and how people only stick with him because he has something to offer. Rema…
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…
Breaking: Recycling plastics in Mozambique
For many Mozambicans, the Hulene dump, in Maputo, is a rescue resource to which they desperately resort in order to survive and support their families. It is the largest dump in the country and has…
Qatar, Yasin, Al-Shabaab Hold Somalia in Linked Triangular…
Qatar's âsupport' for Somali Spy organisation raises storm over links with Al-Shabaab Qatar has but once more been sucked into Somalia's inner politics, with mounting accusations from quite a few quarters over alleged guide to…
