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Ghana to tax street beggars and hawkers
Officials in Ghana have revealed that they intend taxing street beggars as the country makes efforts to raise enough revenue for developmental projects.
Soyinka claims ethnic cleansing exists in Nigeria
The Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka of Nigeria has said that his country is experiencing ethnic cleansing with recent killings taking place across the country.
South Africa: 35 trucks set ablaze in violent protest
Police in South Africa have arrested Fifty-four people following violent protest in KwaZulu-Natal in which some 35 trucks were set on fire on the N3 freeway near the Mooi River toll plaza.
Zimbabwe charges $50K for license to cultivate Cannabis
It will cost one some $50 000 to acquire the licence to cultivate Cannabis in Zimbabwe after the country issued new regulations to monitor the activities of farmers wishing to enter into the business of growing Cannabis.
3 dead after transport plane crashes at Libya
A Libyan transport plane crashed on Sunday at an airfield at El Sharara oilfield, killing three people, an oil engineer said.
Buhari to talk security and economy with Trump
Officials at the White House in Washington have revealed that Monday's talk between Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari and US President Donald Trump will focus on fighting terrorism and insecurity and economic growth.
Congolese warlord jailed for ‘sexual slavery’
A military court in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday sentenced a warlord to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of "sexual slavery" a decade ago, an aid group said.
Cannabis cultivation legalized in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has officially legalized the cultivation of cannabis with the government making public a licensing regime to allow interested producers to secure a permit.
[Video] – Ex-Malawi leader, Banda returns from exile
The former President of Malawi Joyce Banda on Saturday returned home after fleeing the country into self imposed exile for four years.
Catholic bishops in Nigeria ask Buhari to resign
The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has been told by the country’s Catholic Bishops to resign, according to local media reports.
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