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Nigeria’s President to deal with cash crunch ahead of exchange deadline

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to deal with the cash crunch the country is experiencing currently.The crisis has caused chaotic scenes in parts...

DR Congo: Pope Francis calls for an end to ethnic differences

Pope Francis who is visiting the Democratic Republic of Congo has called for an end to ethnic differences.The pope is visiting Congo for the...

WHO recommends COVID-19 remains public health emergency

The World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Committee for COVID-19 has advised that COVID-19 continue to be categorized a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC).The Committee,...

South Africa: Mass shooting at a party leaves 8 dead

Gunmen have killed eight people at a birthday party in Gqeberha city in South Africa's Eastern Cape Province. Four others were injured during the mass...

Kenya top court rules that divorcing couples don’t have equal rights to assets

Kenya’s Supreme Court has ruled that divorcing couples are not automatically entitled to 50 per cent share of matrimonial property.The landmark ruling seems to...

Ghana: Boat disaster kills eight pupils

Eight pupils have died in Ghana’s Bono Region when a boat in which they were travelling capsized.The incident occurred on the Volta Lake whilst...

Ghana summit on Africa’s prosperity opens in Accra

African political and business leaders gathered in Ghana's capital Accra on Thursday for a summit on the continent's prosperity agenda.Dubbed the "Africa Prosperity Dialogue...

France recalls ambassador to Burkina Faso ahead of pulling out troops

France has recalled its ambassador to Burkina Faso ahead of ending its military mission in the West African nation. The French foreign ministry said Luc...

Nigeria’s Tems gets historic Oscar nomination

Nigerian singer, Tems has become the first Nigerian to be nominated for an Oscar award. She is being nominated for her role in creating Rihanna's...

Three African countries lose UN voting rights over unpaid dues

South Sudan, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon have lost their voting rights at the United Nations for non-payment of dues.The three countries are part of...

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