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Ramaphosa promises to heal “painful” SA history

The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to heal the painful history of the country especially when it comes to the economic challenges and the country's land distribution policy which has left many black South Africans in poverty.

[PHOTO] – President Ramaphosa walks to reduce his “pot belly”

South Africa's President, Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday embarked on a health walk to keep his body in shape, days after his swearing in ceremony as the new leader of the Southern African nation.

Afdb rallies support for Gambia’s Development Plan

A donor pre-engagement on Gambia’s new National Development Plan (NDP), is scheduled to take place in Dakar, Senegal from 20 to 22 February 2018.Following the election of President Adama Barrow in December 2016, the country has a new window of opportunity to lay the foundations for a modern democratic state and key reforms for sustainable growth.

205 Boko Haram suspects convicted in mass trials

The Nigerian government has said that more than 200 people have been convicted on various charges related to their involvement with militant Islamist group Boko Haram.

Kenya allows political activists to travel abroad after lifting ban

The two political activists in Kenya prevented from travelling abroad after the government said it has not been formally alerted by the court to reinstate their passports have now been allowed to travel.

[PHOTO] – Deaths recorded in Mozambique garbage collapse

More than 17 people are reported dead in Mozambique after a garbage collapsed on Monday following heavy rain.

500 Cholera cases recorded in Malawi with 8 deaths

Officials in Malawi have announced that Cholera cases in the country have reached over 500 with the number of deaths now reaching 8.

Ghana’s Akufo-Addo mediates over Togo’s political crisis

Ghana's President Akufo-Addo is to host a dialogue between Togo's government and all opposition parties on Monday as ECOWAS leaders look for solutions to the current political crisis in that country.

Ethiopia bans protests, publications during state of emergency

Protests and publications that could spark violence have been banned in Ethiopia during a state of emergency imposed since last Friday which would last for six months.

Nigeria: 475 Boko Haram suspects released for rehab

475 Boko Haram suspects who have been facing trial have been ordered to be released by a court in Nigeria to enable these suspects access rehabilitation services.

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