EthiA few days after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared the conflict in the Tigray region over, fighters of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) have been seen trying to re-group outside the city of Mekelle...
As Africa joins the rest of the world to celebrate World Aids Day, the African Union Commission has reiterated its commitment to combating HIV/AIDS in the continent. It has also tasked leaders and communities on the...
President-elect of the United States of America, Joe Biden, is set to name Nigerian-American Adewale "Wally" Adeyemo as deputy treasury secretary. Wally Adeyemo has spent his career working with organizations that are at the intersection of...
Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed has announced the launching of the "final phase" of the army's operation in Tigray with an attack on the regional capital, Mekelle. The announcement comes after the Tigray fighters failed to...
A court in Rwanda's capital, Kigali, has sentenced a former head of President Paul Kagame’s security unit to three years in prison “for stealing a mobile phone”. Mr. Tom Byabagamba, the former head of security unit...
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta has closed his personal Twitter account due to personal attacks he gets from his followers. The President’s Twitter account had more than three million followers before he deactivated it. His administration now...
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