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…
UAE Sends Medical Aid to Angola, Reinforcing Global…
According to WAM, The United Arab Emirates has sent 25 ambulances; critical medical supplies and advanced medical equipment to Angola to help strengthen healthcare infrastructure in the country. The UAE’s intervention to this humanitarian work…
McDonald’s SA Unveils Wallet-Friendly Menu Amid Financial Strains…
McDonald's South Africa has launched new wallet friendly menu items to assist customers in overcoming the January blues. The new menu features value for money options like products from the McSaver menu and Nazo Meals.…
Debate Grows Over New Alcohol Tax in South…
South Africa is currently engaged in a vigorous discussion regarding a proposed alcohol tax intended to decrease road accidents and limit excessive drinking. The government is considering adding a fee to the price of alcohol…
US says Sudanese military used chemical weapons, imposes…
The US government has revealed that the Sudanese military used chemical weapons in the civil war, imposing sanctions on the country's leader and army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan. In a statement, the US Treasury Department…
South Sudan Imposes Nighttime Curfew Amid Protests
South Sudanese police have enforced a nighttime curfew following violent protests in the city, Juba which degenerated into looting of Sudanese owned businesses. The curfew which begins at 6:00 p.m. everyday was announced Friday on…
Farming Helps Amputees to Fight Discrimination in Sierra…
Amputees in Sierra Leone face severe social and economic challenges. The civil war from 1991 to 2002 left most of them without limbs because the rebels used amputation as a form of terror. To this…
South Africa: 512 Accident Deaths and 941 Arrested…
Since the beginning of December more than five hundred people have lost their lives on the nation's highways. Barbara Creecy, the minister of transportation disclosed that number in the preliminary road safety report for the…
Ghana’s Legal Battle for LGBTQ Rights Hits a…
Ghana's top court rejected two cases challenging the legality of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill dealing a further blow to the LGBTQ population in Africa. The decision opens the door for the…
800 Arrested in Shocking Crypto-Romance Scam Operation in…
In a raid on a building considered to be a gathering place for scammers who enticed victims with promises of romance before pressuring them to give over money for fake cryptocurrency investments, Nigeria's anti-graft agency…
Mystery Illness in Congo Likely Malaria, Authorities Suggest
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo are urgently studying a flu-like illness that has killed 31 people in the hospitals and 44 in the community while lab results indicate that it is malaria.…
Over 150 Miners Rescued in South African Illegal…
In a spectacular rescue operation about 150 miners were freed from an abandoned gold mine in Mpumalanga province South Africa uncovering a variety of circumstances of human trafficking and bonded labor. Three people were found…
Premier League Update: Everton vs Liverpool match postponed…
The much awaited Everton vs Liverpool match has been postponed due to the bad weather after the origination of Atlantic Storm Darragh and the safety of visitors. “Premier League” globally celebrated football league commenced in…
Why #NationalShutdown is Trending in Africa?
The hashtag of National Shutdown is trending in social platform X formerly known as twitter. The #NationalShutdown is on number one with over 15.8k just in one day. This hashtag is trending with the message…
South Africa Set to Boost Tourism for Indian…
The South African government has come up with measures that would improve India’s travel and tourism relations in a major way. The country wants to upgrade the current e-visa system with an electronic travel arrangement…
56 dead in football stadium stampede in Guinea
A football stadium in southern Guinea was the scene of a devastating tragedy on Sunday when 56 people, including several children, were killed in a stampede following clashes between supporters, reports the Associated Press. The…
Opposition Leader Beaten After Abduction in Tanzania
BBC News Africa reported that the abduction of youth leader, Abdul Nondo of ACT Wazalendo, tortured and dumped at Coco Beach in Dar es Salaam marks a rising political intolerance in Tanzania. The attack happened…
Timba and 34 CCC activists given suspended sentences…
The Regional Magistrate in Harare, Collet Ncube, handed down suspended sentences to CCC Administrator James Timba and 34 others for taking part in an unlawful assembly. Timba and another defendant received two-year suspended prison sentences,…
Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire: How the World is Responding
After 14 months of cross border violence that has claimed thousands of lives, Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire. On Wednesday, it became effective at 4 a.m (02:00 GMT).…