Tag: Africa
Kenya's Museums And Partners Conserve And Promote Native Seeds
On October 3, the Kenyan government lifted a 10-year ban on GMOs
There is An Explosion At Tawakal Hotel And Gunshots Are Heard
"There is an explosion at Tawakal Hotel and gunshots are heard," Mohamed Nur, a police captain, told Reuters from Kismayo. There was no immediate information about the victims. Witnesses said a large explosion was heard before the shooting began.
The World Food Program Warned Friday It Is Only A Matter Of Time Before Somalia Is Hit with a Full-blown Famine
Massive increase of food aid so far has prevented country’s hunger crisis from becoming a famine
Ex-President Zuma Calls Courts Unjust After Completing Jail Term
Jacob Zuma’s allegations come just two months before ruling African National Congress party convention
Demonstrations Against the Extension Of A Transitional Period In Chad Turned Violent
Demonstrations against the extension of a transitional period before elections turned violent.
President of the Central African Republic, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, posing here with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi
If the presidents of Senegal and the Central African Republic are planning constitutional coups, the AU must step in.
Nigerian Prosecutors Say They Will Appeal A Court's Decision To Drop Terrorism Charges
Nigerian prosecutors say they will appeal a court's decision to drop terrorism charges against separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu. An appeals court dismissed the charges Thursday, saying a lower court had no authority in the case and that Kanu was illegally ex...
Democratic Republic of the Congo Army Sentenced Officers To Death
Six people, including two army colonels, sentenced to death while four others were jailed for 10 years in the case.
Ukraine Counteroffensive And Mapping
In little more than a month, Kyiv’s forces have pushed their Russian enemies back and liberated swaths of territory.
ASUU Has Suspended Eight-Month Strike Against Nigeria Government
Millions of students have been at home since February 14, the latest in a long wave of nationwide strikes.
UN Climate Warning
Half of the world’s countries lack early warning systems to protect them against disasters
A Monkeypox Outbreak Has Been Confirmed In The Town Of Mbonge
Heath officials say they have confirmed a monkeypox outbreak in the town of Mbonge on the western border with Nigeria
Cameroon And Nigeria Want To Join CIGCI
If Cameroon and Nigeria join, the initiative will represent about two-thirds of global cocoa production.
New Party Wins Lesotho Vote But No Majority In Parliament
The All Basotho Convention party, which led the outgoing government, won only eight of 120 seats in parliament.
UN Refugee Agency To Make A Deep Cuts
Filippo Grandi makes an appeal for at least $700m to help the 100 million people now displaced in the world.