Zimbabwe: I Regret Working With Mwonzora – Khupe
Former MDC-T interim leader Thokozani Khupe says she regretted joining forces with newly elected party leader Douglas Mwonzora whom she accused of vote ...
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Lauds Church for Working With Govt to Fight Covid-19
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Sunday praised local churches for joining hands with his government in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking at the ...
Zimbabwe: Mwonzora Declared Winner in Chaotic MDC-T Presidential Poll
MDC-T secretary general Douglas Mwonzora has won the race for substantive party president following a chaotic extraordinary congress that saw all his three ...
Angola: National Airline Suspends Flights to South Africa
Luanda — Angola's Airlines TAA suspends as from Saturday, 26th December, its flights to Johannesburg and Cape town (South Africa) due to the ...
Africa: Eight People, Processes and Political Events Set to Shape 2021
While we all wish 2021 would start with a clean slate, it won't. Many key themes from annus horribilis 2020 will be with ...
Nigeria: 10 Other Popular Trends Nigerians Used to ‘Catch Cruise’ in 2020
Despite the challenges encountered in the year, Nigerians found ways of cracking humour at the gloomiest of times. When you ask some Nigerians, ...
Nigeria: Three Killed, Schools, Others Destroyed As Boko Haram Attacks Borno Communities – Official
Governor Zulum cuts short Abuja trip to visit the affected Borno communities. At least three people have been confirmed killed in one of ...
Nigeria: Insecurity – 2020, the Most Violent Year in Nigeria
With the decapitation of 78 farmers in Borno State, killing of 38 policemen in the aftermath of the #EndSARs protests hijacked by hoodlums ...
Nigeria: Six Nigerian Drug Offenders Pardoned in Thailand Finally Freed in Nigeria
The inmates, who finally got their freedom, should have been released in 2019 Six Nigerian inmates pardoned in Thailand but still held in ...
Zimbabwe: U.S. Lawmaker Roasts ‘Worse-Than-Mugabe’ Mnangagwa
THE US, through its US Agency for International Development (USAID), is spending US$10 million in efforts to improve Zimbabwe's political process and these ...