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…
Breaking: Voters Wants Security And Good Governance In…
The parliamentary and presidential elections seems to have been concluded in Burkina Faso, as voters trooped to various polling unit to vote for their preferred candidate that would govern them amicably. Voter are united in…
Breaking: The Army Chief of Ethiopia Inculpates Dr.…
The Ethiopian army has accused the WHO Director General, Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus of helping the Tigray region, they also said the DG was assisting the Tigray regional government in procuring weapons Tedros Ghebreyesus, is the…
Breaking: Nkele Molapo Sacked By DA In South…
Gauteng Provincial Legislature (MPL) member Nkele Molapo has been sacked by the DA over sexual assault claims leveled by her to Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga in Pretoria. The DA on Friday terminated the membership of…
Breaking: Opposition Front United Against President Assoumani in…
In an unprecedented union in the Comoros Islands, the opposition and all civil society movements in both the archipelago and abroad amongst the diaspora have come together to form the new "common front of the…
Breaking: Nigeria takes on new loans for 2021…
Nigeria is sinking deeper into debt. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari presented the 2021 budget to the National Assembly on Thursday. He announced that it would be funded by fresh borrowings worth 4.3 trillion nairas, which…
Breaking: Soumaïla Cissé reunites with family in Mali
An elderly French aid worker and a top Malian politician landed in the capital Bamako to an emotional reunion with their loved ones after being released from captivity by presumed jihadists. Mali announced the release…
Breaking: Togo Set To Move Towards Decentralization
Yawa Kouigan is the mayor of Atakpamé, Togo's fifth largest city in population. She is the first mayor elected in the last 30 years and faces several daily challenges. "This pollution is the kind of…
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…
Breaking: Extreme Covid-19 Prevention Measures in Madagascar
Over 5 months of lockdown in light of the Covid-19 pandemic and Esther has finally returned to work in Madagascar's capital. The mother of two makes a living selling steel wool which yields a daily…
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…
Breaking: African countries ask for Moratorium extension ‘until…
African nations came out swinging during the United Nations General Assembly,// calling for dramatic fiscal measures, in order to help economies survive the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. African countries estimate they need an annually…
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…
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…
Breaking: Africa set to Host Road World Championships…
Africa is where the next Road World Championships will be held in 2025, as announced by the Switzerland-based world governing body for sports cycling competitive events, The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). This will be the…
Breaking: Curbing the Rise of Kidnapping in Kinshasa,…
Night police roadblocks have reappeared in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo DRC, to track down taxis accused of kidnapping, assaulting and ransoming helpless passengers. Their "Road-block" operation allows ordinary vehicles…
Breaking: Islamic State claims August killings of French…
The Islamic State group claimed the August killing of six French aid workers and their two local guides in Niger. The NGO workers, aged between 25 and 30, were visiting the Koure National Park, a…
Breaking: Senegalese allege racism in Diack corruption verdict
Senegal and the sporting world has been shaken after the former head of the world athletics body, Lamine Diack, was found guilty of corruption by a Paris court. Residents in Dakar alleged racism and said…
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…
