By Enyichukwu Enemanna The Catholic Church in Uganda is facing a shortage of altar wine for its mass, a development that has persisted since February, local media report. The acute shortage of this vital symbol of...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Kenya Airways (KQ) has announced the suspension of flights to DR Congo's capital Kinshasa, citing what it called "unlawful" detention of two employees by military intelligence. In a statement on X, formerly Twitter...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Godwin Obaseki, the Governor of Edo State in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region, has announced an increase in minimum wage from N30,000 ($22) to the sum of N70,000 ($51.34) for civil servants in...
The World Bank has disbursed the sum of $57.6 million to Malawi in a swift move to alleviate the devastating impact of food shortages in the country, supporting the government’s efforts to address the crisis. This...
South Africa is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary of freedom and democracy on Saturday, amidst reflection of the journey since the end of apartheid era championed by its first elected President, Nelson Mandela. The country's...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna An 18-year-old Ugandan Muslim girl who attended a Church service, has received no fewer than 100 lashes of cane from her uncle, while five of her other uncles held her down, the Nile...
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