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Ghana Elections: Incumbent president to debate opposition party leaders
Presidential and parliamentary elections are due in Ghana on December 7, but voters are yet to witness a debate featuring the various presidential candidates...
Cameroon to play defending champions Nigeria in AWCON Final
Cameroon’s Indomitable Lionesses will play Nigeria’s Super Falcons in the final of the ongoing African Womens Cup of Nations (AWCON) in Cameroon.The Lionesses booked...
Rwanda investigates French officials over 1994 genocide
Officials in Rwanda have launched a probe into the involvement of some 20 French officials in the 1994 genocide in the country.There has been...
Gambia Election: Jammeh faces rare challenge in December 1 poll
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh will face a rare challenge from a revitalized and united opposition in an election on Thursday as he seeks to...
Why Africa Needs to Own its Media
Photo Credit: Kofi Yeboah My recent travel to Canada ignited my interest in how Africans can change the misconceptions and negative old stories people have...
Ugandan monarch charged with murder
King Charles Wesley Mumbere. Photo Credit: BBC The chief of the Rwenzururu kingdom in western Uganda, Charles Wesley Mumbere has been officially charged with murder...
Four Sudanese print media raided, TV channel shutdown
Four independent newspaper publications have been confiscated by Sudanese security services and a private television channel ordered to close down after coverage of opposition...
Burundi president’s spokesperson escapes assassination attempt
The head of communication for Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza, Willy Nyamitwe has narrowly escaped an attempted assassination Monday night in the capital Bujumbura.Details of...
Samsung Electronics considers structural split as investor pressure builds
Photo Credit: Reuters South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Tuesday it will increase dividends and consider splitting itself, as the tech giant faces...
Uganda orders closure of schools backed by Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg
Ugandan authorities have ordered the closure of a chain of “for-profit international schools” backed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg over...
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