The European Union is questioning the credibility of the result of the Guinean Presidential election which was announced last week in favour of incumbent President, Alpha Conde. To that end, a delegation of mediators is in...
Queues have formed at polling stations across Tanzania as the Tanzanian sixth multiparty general elections kick off today. More than 29million people have registered to vote to elect the country’s next president and parliamentary representatives. There...
Gunmen have stormed the Mother Francisca School in Kumba Cameroon, killing at least six children and injuring dozens. Confirming the incident which happened on Saturday to newsmen, a sub-prefect, Ali Nuhu, said: “the gunmen found the...
The 82-year-old incumbent president of Guinea, Alpha Conde, has pulled 59.5% of votes at the recently concluded presidential election to secure a third term in office. This was contained in Preliminary results of the polls which...
Tanzanian opposition leader, Tundu Lissu has urged his supporters to come out en-masse and cast their votes for him in the country's upcoming election. Speaking during his campaign in Tanga region on Wednesday, Mr Lissu said...
A petition accusing the Nigerian government and police of violating the rights of #EndSARS protesters has garnered over 150,000 signatures, less than 24 hours after it was created. The petition which asked the UK to implement...
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