The Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN), the country’s 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…
Nigeria: Ambush on Borno State governor’s kills 30
Burned vehicules laying on the side of the road, stays of friday's attack. Jihadis fighters linked to the Islamisc State in West Africa Province ISWAP crew killed 30 safety personnel in an ambush on Friday.…
Business: SAA Technical withdraws parent company services over…
South African Airways' upkeep subsidiary has withdrawn offerings to its mum or dad after the struggling airline failed to pay cash owed to the unit, an SAA spokesman said on Saturday. Administrators took control of…
Entertainment: Davido signs new artiste, Deinde, to his…
Davido disclosed this yesterday, September 26 on his official page on photo and video sharing app, Instagam. Welcoming Deinde to DMW, Davido wrote; "Everyone join me in welcoming my new artiste to the DMW family…
Contaminations could rise as COVID-19 fears disappear in…
With Zimbabwe not recording any COVID 19 related deaths for a whole week earlier this month, many have let their guard down. As a result, few masks are worn in public or are misused, worn…
Breaking: Burkina Faso’s Patriotic Movement for Salvation appoint…
Cries of joy at Burkina's Patriotic Movement for Salvation's (Mouvement Patriotique pour le Salut, MPS) convetion. Former president and Transitional Prime Minister Isaac Zida has been designated as the party's candidate. Zida, who fled to…
NEWS: Ethiopia has “no motive to harm” Egypt…
Ethiopia Prime minister Abiy Ahmed stated the country has "no intention to harm" neighouring Egypt and Sudan. Comments that come after months of negociations over the Renaissance Dam, situated upstream of the two countries, have…
Psychiatrist Warns of Lockdown Dangers for Children in…
Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi stated that another lockdown is not in view in Tunisia - in spite of a climb in coronavirus infections. International flights resumed on 27 June and students have been back in…
Ivory Coast: African Court of Justice Deems Gbagbo…
The African Court of Human and Peoples' Rights dominated on Friday to reject the exclusion of former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo from the upcoming presidential elections of October 31 — ordering the Ivorian nation to…
Business: Omnia is turning tide in the middle…
South Africa’s Omnia Holdings Ltd. is emerging from the coronavirus pandemic on pinnacle after the agricultural and chemicals enterprise flipped from big financial losses and surging debt to better liquidity and with enlargement plans on…
Sports: Aubrey Ngoma Remains A Target For Promoted…
Mamelodi sundowns winger, Aubrey Ngoma, remains on the radar of Swallows FC who have been one of the pace-setters in the switch window. After strengthening the group with some best players, consisting of former Orlando…
Entertainment: Hard work got me where I am…
Billionaire daughter, DJ Cuppy has begged to differ with some people saying that her success is solely due to the doors her dad opened for her. According to the Disc Jockey, you might have connections,…
ECOWAS set to uphold Mali sanctions until appointment…
West African bloc ECOWAS will maintain its sanctions on Mali until a civilian prime minister is appointed, ECOWAS mediator Goodluck Jonathan said on Friday. A choice on whether ECOWAS will raise its sanctions towards Mali…
Guinea-Bissau holds independence celebration
Guinea-Bissau held a big gathering in its capital to mark its 47th independence anniversary at a time when huge rallies are being discouraged as a measure to stop the spread of the coronavirus. (AFP)
Breaking: Sudan begins cleaning up after floods
Nearly 830,000 people have been affected by the devastating floods in Sudan, the UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs said on Thursday, even though flood waters have been receding in recent days. Most of the damage…
Guinea: Opposition urges ECOWAS intervention as vote looms
Guinea’s primary opposition leader called on neighboring West African states to help to give up a political crisis in Guinea where President Alpha Conde is running for a third term in the October elections. The…
Thousands need urgent aid over floods in Africa…
Dozens of human beings have died over floods in Africa’s Sahel region, whilst heaps others are “in instant need of shelter, easy water, and health services,” the UN Refugee Agency stated in a statement Thursday.…
Business: Finger points for banking investigation at Standard…
The escalating probe into the banking enterprise has fingered one of the country’s biggest banks as being part of a giant community in which nearby financial establishments have been involved in dodgy dealings. The investigation…
NEWS: Ethiopia set to charge over 2,000 suspects…
Charges have been filed towards greater than 2,000 suspects in connection with the assassination of Oromo activist-singer Hatchalu Hundessa, and the ensuing violence, the Ethiopian government introduced Thursday. The killing in early July precipitated sizable…
