The International Criminal Court, ICC, has handed over a significant sum in euro to the Government of Mali and UNESCO for damage inflicted on the people of Mali people and the international community by the...
Heavy gunfire suspected to be a possible coup attempt has been reported in Niger's presidential palace area early Wednesday. The incident reported by many eye witnesses went on for half-an-hour and comes two days ahead of...
Following the nomination of the Tanzania’s Finance Minister, Philip Isdor Mpango as the new Vice-President, The Tanzanian Parliament has confirmed his appointment with a total of 363 MPs vote of endorsement. Mpango’s nomination was announced...
Israel on Tuesday has reopened the Taba border post with Egypt that had been closed throughout the pandemic. This development will now allow limited numbers to cross to the Sinai Peninsula for Passover holidays. The...
Ethiopia received 300,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses from China’s state-backed China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm) on Tuesday. According to the country’s Health Minister, Lia Tadesse, the Sinopharm doses are the second shots Ethiopia has secured since...
Nigerians in India have protested the death of a 43-year old Nigerian, Leonard Ifeanyi, who was allegedly assaulted by some police officials died at Deen Dayal Upadhyay, DDU hospital. The protest which took place in...
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