Nigeria’s Twitter ban ‘affecting small businesses’
Nigeria’s Twitter ban has reportedly left some businesses in the lurch, as scores of small and medium-sized businesses are... Read more
14 Jun, 2021
Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda, 97, in hospital, asks for prayers
Zambia’s former president Dr Kenneth Kaunda has been admitted to hospital in Lusaka after feeling unwell, a statement from... Read more
14 Jun, 2021
Zambian leader Lungu collapses after ‘sudden dizziness’
Zambian President Edgar Lungu has assured citizens that he is well after he collapsed during a Defence Force Day... Read more
14 Jun, 2021
Clashes after Tunisia demo against police violence
Youths clashed with officers again on Saturday evening, hours after a demonstration in the Tunisian capital, Tunis, to protest... Read more
14 Jun, 2021
Mali announces new govt with army in key roles
Mali announced a new government on Friday in which key roles were retained by army figures, according to a... Read more
13 Jun, 2021
Algeria elects parliament amid ‘repression’ of protest movement
Algeria voted on Saturday in a parliamentary election overshadowed by a crackdown on a long-running protest movement that has... Read more
12 Jun, 2021
Zim woman sues minister, police boss over assault
A Zimbabwean woman is suing the country’s home affairs and cultural heritage minister Kazembe Kazembe, and police commissioner-general Godwin... Read more
11 Jun, 2021
Egypt eyes Gaza reconstruction to boost regional clout
Egypt is banking on a $500 million Gaza reconstruction project to shore up its influence in the Middle East,... Read more
11 Jun, 2021
What’s at stake in the homecoming of I Coast’s Gbagbo
Ivory Coast’s former president, Laurent Gbagbo, returns home next week after almost a decade in which he was tried... Read more
11 Jun, 2021
The ‘inconvenient’ Mrs Habyarimana straining France-Rwanda ties
Paris – The fate of an elderly Rwandan widow, who has spent decades trying to avoid a trial for... Read more
11 Jun, 2021
