Africa
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572U.S. govt removes restrictions on banking dealing with Sudan – Official
THE U.S. government has removed restrictions on banking dealing with Sudan after lifting the sanctions. The remark was made by U.S. Assistant...
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121Egypt’s loss overshadows Assar’s impressive display
Despite Egypt’s 3-2 loss to Germany in the first group match of the men’s Championship Division at the 2018 ITTF World Team...
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560Picking lyrics from the Bible doesn’t make it gospel – Amos Kevin-Annan
Life coach and youth counselor, Elder Amos Kevin-Annan says, it takes more than getting lyrics from the bible for a song to...
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547Poor sanitation stifling Ghana’s development – Rawlings
Former President Jerry John Rawlings has expressed disappointment that although many citizens are highly educated, they seem unable to apply the knowledge...
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167Tanzanian protest fails amid heavy police presence
Anti-government protests organised through social media against new cyber laws have flopped in Tanzania after authorities deployed heavy police presence in the streets and...
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168U.N. rights chief visits protest-hit Ethiopian region, meets dissidents
The U.N. human rights chief said he was allowed to visit a region in Ethiopia that has been roiled by protests and...
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261“South Africa is still under apartheid”- Video shows system’s legacy in Cape Town
For South Africans, especially those from a privileged background, it’s very easy to become “numb” for large periods to the poverty in...
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334South African unions protest over minimum wage in test for Ramaphosa
Several thousand South African union members marched in Johannesburg on Wednesday to protest a proposed national minimum wage they called inadequate, presenting...
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267Zuma gets love child from 24-year-old lady
South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma is hugging the headlines again with reports that he has fathered a new baby from a...
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76DRC sacks more than 250 ‘fake’ or corrupt judges
The Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday sacked more than 250 magistrates who did not have a law degree or were accused...
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72Angola says ex-president’s son planned to steal $1.5bn
The son of Angola’s former president, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, planned to siphon off $1.5bn when he ran the oil-rich country’s sovereign wealth...
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67Fighters disguised as peacekeepers attack UN base in Mali
At least one UN peacekeeper has been killed and a dozen others wounded in a twin suicide attack on a base in...
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259Narrative on Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is mischievous-Minister Mokonyane
Minister Mokonyane has noted reports from a local broadcaster and some international news agencies which continue to use an apartheid era narrative...
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88Kenyan lawmakers refuse to sit on plastic chairs
Kenyan politicians have been holding standing meetings to protest against delays in the renovation of their assembly building, The Standard news site reports....
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102Sierra Leone court stops preparations for presidential run-off
Sierra Leone’s High Court on Saturday ordered the electoral commission to halt preparations for a March 27 presidential run-off following a legal...
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191Italy seizes rescue ship that stopped migrants’ return to Libya
Italian court has seized a charity ship on charges that its crew helped illegal immigration by rescuing more than 200 migrants from...
