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University lecturers in Kenya on strike over low pay

Public University lecturers in Kenya on Thursday re-activated a nationwide strike nearly three months after ending a similar protest over low pay.

Campaign to stop sex abuse in Ghana’s schools launched

A campaign has been launched in Ghana to end sex abuse in schools after series of media reports over the past six months detailing horrific experiences of students who are harassed and molested sexually by their teachers.

10 million Boko Haram victims in need of aid

The United Nations has said that more than 10 million people who have fallen victim to Boko Haram attacks are in dire need of aid in Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger.

Fresh ethnic violence in DRC causes several deaths

Twenty-three people have been killed in renewed clashes between ethnic groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo's troubled east, according to an official toll on Wednesday.

Buhari endorsed by his party for second term

Nigeria's President,Muhammadu Buhari has received the backing of his party's national executive committee to seek re-election in next year's elections.

Over 700 churches in Rwanda closed down

The government of Rwanda has closed down a total of 714 churches in different parts of the country's capital Kigali for failure to meet minimum standards for their operations.

UN chief to visit DRC ahead of elections

The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres is expected to visit the Democratic Republic of Congo later this year before anticipated and overdue elections.

South Africa to allow land expropriation without compensation

South Africa's parliament on Tuesday adopted a motion seeking to amend the country's Constitution to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.

Ramaphosa defends his ‘transitional’ cabinet reshuffle

The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has defended his latest cabinet changes describing it as a "transitional" Cabinet.

‘Angry’ Mugabe wants Mnangagwa to ‘apologize’ to him

Former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe in a bitter and angry tone has said that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his allies must apologise to him for last year’s military operation that forced him out of power.

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