Angola – Where Votes Count
As Angola heads toward its 2027 general election, political debate has become consumed by familiar demands: rewrite the electoral law, replace the National Electoral...
Nigeria: Govt, NASS Back Complementary Regulation As NERC Unveils Grid Audit...
· Commission orders five-yearly audits of 330kV, 132kV transmission network
The federal government and the National Assembly have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring seamless collaboration...
Liberia: Ex-Finance Minister Accuses Vice President of Ordering Judge to Overturn...
MONROVIA - Former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. has accused Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung of instructing Criminal Court 'C'...
Egypt: A Tax On Sugary Drinks in Egypt Could Reduce Disease...
Non-communicable diseases - heart disease, stroke, diabetes, cancer - are no longer just a rich-country problem. Across Africa, they are becoming the leading cause...
Kenya: Government Extends Operating Hours At 21 Huduma Centres
Nairobi — Residents of Makueni County will now be able to access government services for up to 12 hours a day after Huduma Kenya...
Ghana: Judges, Lawyers Take Legal Education to Makola Market
Judges and lawyers brought legal education to traders at the Makola Market on Saturday as part of activities marking the 150th anniversary of the...
Sudan Rejects U.S. Sanctions, Reaffirms Commitment to International Agreements
KHARTOUM, July 20, 2026 (SUNA) - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement expressing the country's outright rejection of the unilateral and...
South Africa: Lesotho’s Only Snake Park – One Man’s 30-Year Battle...
Nkhooa Molahlehi has built a snake conservation park under a sandstone cliff in Qacha's Nek
Nkhooa Molahlehi grew up killing snakes as...
Mozambique: Conflicts Continued to Generate Humanitarian Needs in Second Quarter –...
Maputo — The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has identified Mozambique as the only county in Southern Africa region...
'Four Percent Is Not a Lot'
Windhoek mayor Sakarias Uunona has defended the city's recent 4% average municipal tariff increase, calling it a reasonable adjustment to maintain essential local...