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…
Politics: Ouattara and only 3 More Approved to…
The Constitutional Council, the top court in Cote d’Ivoire has officially validated the presidential candidacy bid of current President Alassane Ouattara who seeks a contentious third term — clearing only four of the 44 candidates…
Uganda ‘s National Authority for Identification and Registration…
Uganda's National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) was on Monday closed temporarily after a security personnel tested positive for COVID-19. "One person has tested positive at our head offices-Kololo ceremonial grounds and the person is…
Business: Kenya Airways to resume flights to 3…
Kenya Airways stated it will resume business passenger flights to Ghana and Sierra Leone on September 16 and to Liberia on September 17. The flag carrier stated in an advertisement in the Daily Nation newspaper…
NEWS: Significant crisis as COVID-19 brings tourism to…
Marrakesh is almost empty without the thousands and thousands of traffic who visit the snake charmers, story tellers and vibrant traders as the coronavirus pandemic brings tourism to its knees. Morocco has 35 million inhabitants…
Sports: Highlands Park Sale Hits A Block!
The sale of Highlands Park to Tim Sukazi has hit a snag after the proprietors acquired a letter – which the Siya crew has considered – from the Premier Soccer League. Following the story on…
Breaking: Nigeria hikes petrol prices as COVID-19 bites…
Petrol prices have risen in Nigeria after the oil-rich nation dumped a controversial petrol subsidy system in the face of a coronavirus budget crunch. The cost of fuel at the pump has risen by around…
NEWS: Feeding the homeless affected by Covid in…
Volunteers in South Africa are feeding needy humans on a sports activities subject the place stray bullets from gang struggle are a day by day hazard. The group, in Lavender Hill outside Cape Town, hand…
Dead bodies recovered after mining accident kills 50…
About 50 people are feared dead after an artisanal gold mine flooded in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after torrential rains. The accident in the makeshift mine occurred on Friday in the town of…
Breaking: ECOWAS, Mali to meet after opposition rejection…
The opposition coalition which led mass protests in Mali ahead of last month's coup has rejected a transition charter to establish an 18-month interim government until an election could take place. It followed three days…
Uganda, Tanzania sign a crude oil pipeline construction…
East African countries Uganda and Tanzania signed the Host Government Agreement (HGA) for the building of the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project. The signing of the settlement took area on Sunday in Chato…
Business: Telkom shares are snubbed for cash proposal
Telkom investors have snubbed the board’s request for a regularly occurring authority in the issuance of shares in the telecoms corporation for cash on the grounds the pass could dilute current shareholding structure. The shareholders…
Entertainment: Adekunle Gold releases ‘Afro Pop Vol.1’
Transcending from an African family identify to a international superstar, chart-topping Nigerian musician and innovative Adekunle Gold marks this chapter of his ascension with the launch of his new album “Afro Pop Vol. 1”. Foreshadowed…
Sports: Rohr To Evaluate Aribo, Balogun Injuries
Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr might also no longer have a fully in shape Joe Aribo and Leon Balogun for the November double header AFCON qualifiers towards Sierra Leone after the duo are sidelined with…
Angola: Doctors Protest Against Police Brutality
A Doctor Mysteriously Dies in Police Custody Angola’s Doctors’ Union led around a hundred protesters in a march thru the city centre in Luanda on Saturday to denounce police brutality and demand an investigation into…
Ship Carrying One Tonne of Cocaine Busted on…
Busted at the Sea Vast blue waters and open sparkling air. Nothing out of the normal right here barring a Croatian-flagged sailing boat 163 km west of La Palma, the Canary Islands carrying simply underneath…
NEWS: Mauritius sees the biggest protest over oil…
Mauritians took to the streets of Mahébourg for the second time in a month on Saturday in frustration over the perceived government mishandling of the devastating oil spills brought on from the 1000-tonne fuel-carrying Japanese…
Ivorian Abobo Town Gets a Sublime Makeover
Yellow, red, green... this is the new face of the town of Abobo after the operation "Abobo ê zo," which means “Abobo is pretty!” An operation initiated by the town hall and financed by private…
Breaking: 18-month Transition for Malian NCSP Junta Coup…
One and a Half Year Transition The National Committee for the Salvation of the People (NCSP) junta coup leaders have decided, after three days of talks with the main opposition political entities and civil society…
