- 22 February, 2025
Desperate Sudanese face endless wait for passports so they can flee the war
Sudanese queue at a cramped office to apply for passports in the eastern city of Port Sudan. Since authorities inaugurated
South Africa holds state funeral for Zulu leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi
I have never met a man with such an enormous capacity to forgive and I doubt I will ever meet
Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso sign mutual defence pact
Of course, everything starts with security. But the Heads of State must also think about economic issues, how to bring
Sudanese armed forces enlist more civilians
The possible recruitment of civilians, which could worsen already deadly violence, has been the subject of debate for weeks. The
South Africa’s Russia trained medical graduates struggle to find job
Spokesperson for the graduates, Hayley Reichert believes the delay in allocating dates for the graduates to write their board exams
Fuel prices hit all-time high in Kenya
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority announced it had brought the retail price of a litre of petrol to an
Zambia, China Presidents commit to enhancing trade cooperation as they meet in Beijing
China and Zambia said they’d enhance trade cooperation; with the Chinese side vowing to invite Zambia to continuously participate in
Property disputes, evictions plague DR Congo capital
There are lots of land disputes in Kinshasa, thousands of them,” said Theo Sindani Kasita, a property lawyer in the
EU sends aid to Libya as devastating floods death toll rise to over 11, 000
Following the devastating floods in Libya, the EU is, of course, continuing via the civil protection mechanism to provide aid
Libya: Flooding death toll soars to 11,300 in coastal city of Derna
The enormous surge of storm water burst two upstream river dams late Sunday and reduced Derna to a wasteland where