Burkina opens probe into alleged army abuses
Ouagadougou – Burkina Faso’s government on Saturday announced an investigation into allegations that the army opened fire on villages... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Africa’s largest democracy goes to the polls amid rising insecurity
Freedom C. Onuoha, University of Nigeria and Oluwole Ojewale, Institute for Security Studies Africa’s biggest election will be held... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Tunisia’s once-vibrant democracy is on its deathbed: but it can be saved
José Ignacio Hernández G., Harvard Kennedy School One of the lessons the 21st century is bringing home is that... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Thousands of Islamists renew protests against UN in Sudan
Khartoum – Thousands of Islamists gathered on Saturday for the second time in two weeks to protest “interference” by... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Ethiopia warring sides agree to facilitate aid to ‘all in need’
Nairobi – Ethiopia’s government and Tigrayan rebels agreed on Saturday to facilitate immediate humanitarian access to “all in need”... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Uganda mulls clampdown on alcohol
Kampala – Uganda is considering legislation to regulate bar opening times and limit sales and advertising of alcohol in... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
SA power producers get €400 million green loan
Johannesburg – Independent power producers in South Africa on Friday secured €400 million from the European Union and a... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
Madagascar to probe alleged lychee trade graft
Antananarivo – Madagascar’s authorities said on Friday they have launched a probe after a report from an international anti-corruption... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
DRC army clashes with rebels as Angola pursues peace bid
Goma – M23 rebels and Democratic Republic of Congo troops clashed heavily in North Kivu province on Friday as... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
WATCH | South African men, Zulu King, protest violence against women
Johannesburg – Hundreds of people took to the streets in South Africa’s coastal city of Durban to condemn violence... Read more
13 Nov, 2022
