Some people come into your life for a season while some come into your life for a reason. A few years ago, I moved to Michigan at the instance of my brother and friend Aare Seyi Ogunlusi of blessed memory, … Continue reading Tribute to Deacon Sunday Omoyele A Bridge-Builder @ 60
Maria Alice Mabota, a revered human rights activist and former president of the Mozambique Human Rights League, has filed her papers on the ticket of a number of parties. She will contest as candidate of a coalition, the Democratic Alliance … Continue reading Alice Mabota Becomes Mozambique’s First Female presidential Aspirant
Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) on Friday evening confirmed a second outbreak of African swine fever in domestic pigs in three days, and the third since 2018. The disease was located in a backyard pig farm in the village of … Continue reading Bulgaria Confirms Second African Swine Fever Outbreak in Three Days
Zimbabwe has run out of passports and vehicle registration number plates, forcing citizens to wait for long periods to get them, fuelling another sign of a desperate shortage of U.S dollars in the southern African nation. At the passport office … Continue reading Zimbabwe Runs Out of Passports, Number Plates
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and the non-member countries of the organisation on Tuesday signed a draft `Charter of Cooperation’ in a bid to further strengthen their partnership. The charter now replaces the ‘Declaration of Cooperation’, which was … Continue reading Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Others Sign New OPEC Charter
The ‘land of a thousand hills’ has set up its first-ever gold refinery with a capacity to process gold from around Africa. The $5 million plant is located at the Kigali Special Economic Zone in Gasabo District is expected to … Continue reading Rwanda Has Built its First-Ever Gold Refinery at a Cost of $5 Million in Kigali to Process Gold From All Over Africa
Hon Catherine Gotani Hara, a lawmaker with the main opposition Malawi Congress Party, MCP, has been elected speaker of the country’s parliament becoming the first woman speaker. Multiple local media portals have reported that she won a closely contested poll … Continue reading Malawi Parliament Picks First Woman Speaker
Libya’s coastguard rescued 124 migrants after their boats broke down during Europe-bound journeys, the country’s navy said on Wednesday. The rescue operations took place off Libya’s Western town of Zuwara on Tuesday after the two boats’ engines stalled. The rescued … Continue reading 124 Migrants Rescued from Drowning Off Libya
Gabon’s Vice President and Minister of State for Forests and the Environment have been relieved of their posts by presidential decree in connection with a timber scandal that rocked the central African country. Pierre Claver Maganga Moussavou Vice President since … Continue reading Gabon President Fires His Vice and Forestry Minister Over Timber Scandal
Hundreds of drones will begin delivering life-saving vaccines, blood and medicines to patients in Ghana this week in the largest scheme of its kind, the global vaccine alliance (GAVI) said on Wednesday. Medics will place orders by text message when … Continue reading Drones to Deliver Vaccines, Blood and Drugs Across Ghana
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