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Nigeria losing battle against extreme poverty
Nigeria is struggling to eradicate poverty among its citizens after becoming the leading country with extreme poverty in the world, according to The World...
DR Congo: Official campaigning begins ahead of crucial poll
Candidates hoping for victory in the Democratic Republic of Congo's upcoming elections have launched their campaigns.These campaigns were launched on Thursday as the country...
Nigeria: Buhari to debate rival Atiku ahead of 2019 poll
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari is set to debate presidential candidates participating in the country’s 2019 elections.His main rival in the election is Alhaji Atiku...
Ethiopia’s electoral body gets a female head
The National Electoral Board of Ethiopia will now be headed by prominent female politician who recently returned from exile.Ethiopia’s lawmakers have approved the nomination...
Kenya: 800 illegal clinics operating in Nairobi
Kenyan officials some 800 clinics are operating illegally in the country's capital, Nairobi.Daily Nation reports that a new report shows that only 1,500 private...
African governments performing poorly in creating jobs
Governments on the African continent have been rated poorly by their own citizens for doing little to tackle the issue of unemployment.Citizens also raised...
Over 340 million children in Africa lack decent toilet
A new report on the performance of countries in providing toilet facilities to citizens showed that an estimated 344 million children in sub-Saharan Africa...
Tanzania under pressure to allow ‘pregnant girls’ in schools
The World Bank has insisted it will only support Tanzania's educational programs with funding if pregnant girls are allowed into schools.The bank had suspended...
Zimbabwe: daily life a year after Mugabe’s fall
Some Zimbabweans dared to hope that the fall of long-time authoritarian leader Robert Mugabe a year ago would finally bring change after years of...
Magufuli claims World Bank ‘would not abandon Tanzania’
Tanzania's President John Magufuli on Friday said his country has not been abandoned by the World Bank.The bank suspended a planned $300 million educational...
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