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DR Congo, Burundi, Ghana, Zambia to distribute Ebola vaccine
Four African countries namely the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Ghana and Zambia can now distribute Ebola vaccines.These countries have now been licensed to...
Zambia expresses worry as over 20,000 couples divorce
A new report in Zambia shows that more than 20,000 couples divorced in 2019.According to the report published in local media, more women than...
Livescore results of the current match-ups
How to learn the latest news from the football world? The trusted livescore results are available to you absolutely for free on the sports...
Nominations open to join Commonwealth Youth Council
Nominations are now open for nine youth leaders to represent the Commonwealth's 1.4 billion young people on the Commonwealth Youth Council.The Commonwealth Youth Council is...
Over 21 killed in new deadly attack in Mali
At least 21 people were dead or missing on Friday after an attack on a village that was the scene last year of Mali’s...
Nigeria’s army accused of razing villages in war on militants
Nigeria’s military burned down villages and forcibly displaced hundreds of people in its fight against Islamist insurgents in the country’s northeast, rights group Amnesty...
These are the 10 reasons couples should have sex regularly
Sex is undeniably pleasurable. However, sex-related issues are among common reasons for disagreements among couples.Some partners don’t view sex as vital hence their failure...
66 percent of Nigerians do not use condom during sex
A new survey carried out by NOIPolls showed that 66 percent of Nigerian adults do not use condom during sex.
Only 34% of adult Nigerians...
Namibia’s first lady to give all her wealth to charity
Promising to give away all her wealth - estimated at $3 million - to charity when she dies, Monica Geingos is on a mission...
Radio is still Africa’s prime medium of information
Mali's largest private radio station, Radio Kledu, recently aired a special program about teachers' long-running strike for higher pay.The lunchtime show presenter Oumou Dembele first interviewed...



