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…
Zimbabwe: Mysterious Elephants Death Toll Rises to 22
The number of elephants dying from a suspected bacterial infection, possibly from eating poisonous plants in western Zimbabwe has risen to 22, and "more deaths are expected," a spokesman for the country's parks agency said…
South Africa records 2,336 new COVID-19 cases
South Africa suggested 2,336 new coronavirus cases in a 24-hour period, bringing the complete variety of infections to 630,595, the country’s Health Ministry said late Wednesday. The ministry stated 126 COVID-19 related deaths were additionally…
If lockdown laws continue to be flouted we…
The Beer Association of South Africa, which incorporates the Craft Brewers Association South Africa, Heineken and the South African Breweries, on Wednesday threatened to reduce alcohol provide to establishments flouting the Covid-19 alert level 2…
Zimbabwe: Journalist Granted 120 USD Bail
After over a month spent in jail, Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin'ono used to be released on Wednesday on a 120 US dollar bail — upon his request being approved through a Justice of the Peace…
Former Malian President Keita Hospitalised in Private Clinic
Not long after being released from the 10-day detention imposed by the military coup leaders, the National Committee for the Salvation of the People, the ousted Malian president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita was hospitalised late Tuesday…
NEWS: Tunisia Cabinet Gains confidence vote in the…
Tunisia’s parliament has granted its vote of self assurance to the new cabinet led by way of Prime Minister-designate Hichem Mechichi. A complete of 134 deputies voted in choose of forming the cupboard in a…
African refugees take a more dangerous route to…
African migrants and refugees are taking a new deadly route to reach Europe's shores. Arrivals via the Atlantic path to Spain's Canary Islands have seen a 520 percent rise compared to last year. But almost…
Breaking: The EU urges peace in Libya
The European Union's high representative Josep Borrell held talks in Liba with the warring sides in a bid to find a solution to end the conflict. Chaos erupted after the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that toppled…
Three Africans are the top work of the…
After the chief of the World Trade Orgnization Roberto Azevedo stepped down on Monday, the employer is dealing with a couple of disaster except a captain to steer the ship. While the scenario should drag…
Business: Old Mutual defers dividend in African companies…
Old Mutual Ltd. suspended its interim dividend as the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic savaged earnings, and will only make a choice on resuming payments when it has greater readability on the economic outlook. Profit…
Entertainment: Man tells Pepsi to replace DJ Cuppy…
Popular female DeeJay, DJ Cuppy has reacted after a Twitter user suggested to Pepsi which she's a brand ambassador for to replace her with another female DJ Switch. The man simply known as Chigozie had…
Sports: Olakunle Olusegun nets first career hattrick for…
Former Golden Eaglets winger Olakunle Olusegun nets first career hat-trick for new club BK Fremad Amager in the 3-1 win over B 1908 in the Danish Cup. The Nigerian formative years who be a part…
Coffee-Drinking Trend in Uganda Could Boost Economy
Coffee Consumption is on the Rise in Uganda There’s a new trend brewing in Uganda amongst the younger generation that can be found in an aroma-filled cup of cappuccino or espresso. Indeed, despite being the…
NEWS: New protest for the release of journalist…
For the 2nd week in a row, lots of human beings took the streets in Algiers in protest traumatic the launch of Khaled Drareni. The journalist used to be sentenced to three years in prison…
Breaking: Nobel laureate Mukwege calls on EU to…
Congolese Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege is calling on the European Union to implement a system that would allow people to raise the alarm "to prevent atrocities." Mukwege spoke to EU lawmakers on…
Countries should continue safeguards – WHO
The World Health Organization advised countries Monday to continue enforcing protection measures to manipulate the unfold of the coronavirus, such as limiting public gatherings and defending inclined groups as they try to reopen corporations and…
S.Africa: outrage over calls to prayer restrictions
Two orders in South Africa restricting the Muslim call to prayer or adhan have led to outrage among local Muslims. In Pretoria, the capital, city inspectors ultimate Friday ordered a facility to stop broadcasting the…
Business: Sun International set to cut 3,300 jobs
Sun International in South Africa is planning to cut 3,300 jobs in South Africa and Chile as part of a restructuring plan to survive the pandemic, which took the firm into a half-year headline loss…
