The Sugar Land police in Texas are investigating the death of a Nigerian Doctor in the United States, who was found dead alongside his wife, in what looks like a murder-suicide case. The couple who have...
The government of Zimbabwe has prohibited any form of partying during the 2020 festive season, stressing that the country is not yet out of the Covid-19 pandemic risk. This was made known by Home Affairs Minister...
The Economist newspaper has named Malawi as country of the year for "reviving democracy in an authoritarian region". The newspaper cites the nullification of the 2019 presidential election results that were marred by irregularities. "The vote-count...
The President of Democratic Republic of Congo, Félix Tshisekedi, has announced that the remains of DR Congo’s former Prime Minister Patrice Emery Lumumba will be repatriated from Belgium. “In June 2021, on the sidelines of the...
Tanzania has reportedly taken a ‘No-importation’ stance against the Covid-19 vaccines, choosing to put more effort and hope on research into “local herbs”. Speaking during an interview with The East African newspaper, Health Ministry spokesperson Gerald...
The European Union has postponed millions in budget support payments to Ethiopia due to the government’s position on the crisis in the Tigray region. The suspended support payment is to the tune of 90 million Euro...
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