Botswana: Lefika Relays Ready to Go
Gaborone — Both the National Stadium and the University of Botswana stadium will be ready for the Lefika International Relays on March 28. The...
Angola: Electronic Passport Begins to Be Issued in the Central-South Region
Huambo — The provinces of Huambo, Bié, Benguela, Cuanza-Sul, Cubango, Huíla, Namibe and Cunene have had a Regional Electronic Passport Issuance Center since Monday,...
Nigeria: No Evidence Nigerian Politician Peter Obi Is Leaving United Opposition...
No evidence Nigerian politician Peter Obi is leaving united opposition party ADC
IN SHORT: Several posts on Facebook claim Peter Obi, who placed third in...
Liberia: MCC, Partners Dedicate Landmark Composting Facility in Fiamah
Monrovia — In a decisive move toward modernizing the city's sanitation infrastructure, the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) and its international partners on Wednesday, March...
Liberia: Boakai Moves to Calm Border Tensions Says Pursuit of Peace...
Monrovia — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. on Wednesday moved to calm rising tensions along Liberia's northern frontier, assuring citizens that his administration remains...
Kenya: Somali Man Guilty of Radicalising Minors for Al-Shabaab, Court Rules
Nairobi — The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has secured the conviction of a Somali national linked to the outlawed Al-Shabaab network.
The Kahawa Law...
Ghana: Tariff Reduction a Welcome Relief, but Service Must Improve
The announcement by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) of a reduction in electricity and water tariffs effective April 1, 2026, is welcome news...
Sudan: Alliances, Supply Lines Fuelling Sudan War
Sudan is flooded with high-tech weapons, pointing to thriving supply lines from foreign powers feeding both sides of the war: the regular army and...
Mozambique Building ‘Sustainable Energy Sector’
Maputo — Mozambique intends to build "a modern, sustainable and competitive energy sector, capable of driving the economic transformation of our country and contributing...
Namibia: Omusati Toddlers Accused of Killing One-Year-Old
A twenty-two month old child died on Monday evening after allegedly being harmed by two twin toddlers (2).
The incident took place at Okathitukambanda village...