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Sierra Leone: New president sacks ageing civil servants

The new president of Sierra Leone Julius Maada Bio has announced the sacking of all political appointees at the West African nation’s foreign missions.

Over 100 babies rescued from ‘fake’ orphanages in Nigeria

Nigerian officials have rescued over 100 babies from orphanages operating illegally in Africa’s most populous nation.

New MPs in Sierra Leone fight in parliament

New Members of Parliament in Sierra Leone on Wednesday were engaged in a brawl after some of them were asked to vacate the chamber.

Rwanda: heavy rains and landslides kill 18

Officials in Rwanda have confirmed that heavy rains have caused major landslides in parts of the country resulting in the death of eighteen people on Monday.

Ghana: Police officers rent guns to armed robbers

Police officers in Ghana are reported to be renting weapons to armed robbers for criminal activities.

Military plane crash in Tunisia kills 2

Two soldiers in Tunisia have been killed in a military plane crash on Monday while undertaking night training exercise.

Jacob Zuma to marry 24 year old as 7th wife

The former President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, 76 is set to marry a 24 year old lady, Nonkanyiso Conco as his seventh wife.

Zimbabwe nurses return to work after ending strike

Nurses in Zimbabwe who embarked on strike demanding better working conditions on Monday returned to work after calling off their strike.

Libyan coastguards recover bodies of 11 migrants

Libyan coastguards recovered the bodies of 11 migrants who died off Libya’s western shore during an attempted crossing to Italy on Sunday, a spokesman said.

Video Game craze, Ghana alarmed by health impact

Playing video games is a phenomenon that is fast catching up with many young people and in Africa the craze is significant but the health implication for those addicted is emerging.

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