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DR Congo: At Least 170 people kidnapped, raped in national park
The Human Rights Watch has said that criminal gangs have kidnapped for ransom at least 170 people near the Virunga National Park in the...
Zimbabwe: Streets cleared, shops closed ahead of planned protest
Ahead of a planned major anti-government protest in Zimbabwe, security forces on Thursday cleared people off streets of the capital Harare.The security forces were...
Man jailed for killing Ugandan mountain gorilla
A Ugandan man has been jailed 11 years for killing one of the country's best known mountain gorillas.The rare silverback mountain gorrilla called Rafiki,...
Ivory Coast’s ruling party nominates Ouattara for 2020 polls
Ivory Coast ruling party the RHDP on Wednesday officially nominated President Alassane Ouattara as candidate for October's presidential election.At a convention in Abidjan on...
Gambia’s vice president tests positive for Covid-19, President self-isolates
The vice president of the Gambia has tested positive for the Coronavirus according to a statement from the government."The Office of the President informs...
[Video]: Outrage after cops in Nairobi brutally beat up lawmaker
There is outrage in Kenya after police officers were captured on camera beating up a female lawmaker with sticks.The cops assaulted Patricia Mutheu at the...
45 million people at risk of hunger in Southern Africa
Southern African Development Community (Sadc), a regional bloc representing 16 nations has said that nearly 45 million people in the region risk going hungry.It...
ECOWAS threatens sanctions against Mali’s political rivals over crisis
The West African regional bloc ECOWAS has threatened to sanction Mali if moves towards resolving the political crisis there are hampered.On Monday ECOWAS leaders...
Morocco shuts down major cities due to spike in Covid-19 cases
Morocco has announced new restrictions in major cities to stop the spread of the coronavirus.The country is stopping people from entering and leaving some...
Covid-19: Ghana reopens drinking spots, tourist sites as it eases restrictions
Ghana's President, Nana Akufo-Addo on Sunday evening announced the reopening of tourist sites and drinking spots.But restrictions still remain on pubs, nightclubs and cinemas...
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