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Somalis turn locusts into meals to fight their invasion

Locusts have invaded Somalia with local officials saying it is the worst to hit the country in 25 years.Instead of it becoming a crisis,...

WHO records first Ebola relapse in DR Congo outbreak

The World Health Organization said on Friday that health officials in eastern Congo have recorded the first ever relapse of an Ebola survivor.According to...

Guinea’s President announces new draft constitution

Guinea's President Alpha Condé has announced a new draft constitution despite protests last month over the move. Protesters were worried the new draft constitution when...

Nigerian court rules that prostitution is not a crime

A court in Nigeria has declared that commercial sex work is not a crime since the country has no law that forbids it at...

Abdelmadjid Tebboune sworn in as President of Algeria

A former Algerian Prime Minister Abdelmadjid Tebboune who won the controversial and boycotted presidential election has been sworn in as president. He becomes the replacement for...

Ghanaians launch online petition to stop mining in key forest reserve

Ghanaians are signing onto an online petition launched to stop the mining of bauxite in one of the country's key forest reserves, the Atewa...

South Sudan’s political rivals vow to form unity government

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and his political rival, former rebel leader Riek Machar on Tuesday reached a deal to form a transitional unity...

Gambians demonstrate to demand Barrow’s resignation

Thousands of protesters in the Gambia staged a protest on Monday to demand the resignation of President Adama Barrow.The demand for Barrow’s resignation is...

Ghana refuses to distribute ambulances to save lives of patients

Ghana’s government has refused to distribute ambulances badly needed to save lives of patients.The government procured the first batch of ambulances numbering 96 for...

Ghana’s President unhappy with diplomats criticizing his government

Ghana’s president Nana Akufo Addo has described as improper, the commentary of foreign diplomats on domestic matters.This comes in the wake of widespread criticism...

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