- 4 April, 2026
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Chad goes to polls to vote for a new president
- By pann.news
- . 6 May 2024
It is the first presidential vote since the death of long-time ruler Idriss Deby who was killed three years ago…Read
Chadians vigilant ahead of presidential elections on Monday
- By pann.news
- . 5 May 2024
The country has not held a presidential poll since the death three years ago of former leader, Idriss Deby Itno,
Cameroon: chocolate-makers squeezed by high cocoa prices
- By pann.news
- . 5 May 2024
After several years of poor cocoa harvests, chocolate-makers have already increased prices to consumers…Read More
UN food programme warns of famine in Darfur if warring parties don’t allow aid in
- By pann.news
- . 5 May 2024
The UN food agency says close to two million people in Darfur are experiencing emergency levels of hunger…Read More
Top 10 richest people in the world as of May 1, 2024
- By pann.news
- . 5 May 2024
Forbes’ real-time billionaires list confirms Arnault’s ongoing reign at the top, a position he has held since February 2024, closely
‘Salah rift a non-story. There’s no problem’
- By pann.news
- . 5 May 2024
“Completely. Completely resolved. It’s no problem. So, like, if we wouldn’t know each other for that long, I’m not sure
Thousands rally in Sanaa against Israel-Hamas war, Houthis threaten to expand their campaign
- By pann.news
- . 4 May 2024
It comes as the Houthis have inserted themselves into the ongoing tensions over Israel’s war on Hamas in the Gaza
‘Water and Garri’: Tiwa Savage discusses her acting debut
- By pann.news
- . 4 May 2024
The initial idea behind the movie was “supposed to be a visual project” to accompany music Savage had written two
Chad’s interim president the favourite as the country goes to the polls
- By pann.news
- . 4 May 2024
Some opposition and civil society groups are calling for a total boycott of the poll…Read More
UN Secretary-General warns of growing threats to media freedom
- By pann.news
- . 4 May 2024
Acknowledging the significant risks faced by environmental journalists, Guterres lamented the increasing peril associated with covering issues such as illegal