Kenya: 200,000 Appeal for Food As Lake Turkana Submerges Villages
More than 200,000 villagers, who primarily rely on fishing in Lake Turkana for their livelihood, are staring at starvation due to the devastating ...
Africa: Genetic Traits of Indigenous African Cattle Must Be Respected – Scientist
Head scientist of the animal genetics project at the International Livestock Research Institute, Dr Okeyo Mwai, does not hide his love for cows. ...
Tunisia: Tunisian Transitional Justice in Danger, Warns Civil Society
The new government's contested appointments and unclear positions on transitional justice have put this process at risk again, say civil society and victims ...
Zimbabwe: Country Hit By TB Drug Shortage
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has raised alarm over the shortage of Tuberculosis drugs essential for HIV/TB treatment. In a letter ...
Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Cuts Water Supplies to CBD, Industries
In a move likely to impact negatively on industrial production, the Bulawayo City Council says it will cut off supplies to all industrial ...
Zimbabwe: Govt Crafts Law to Punish ‘Unpatriotic’ Citizens
Zimbabwe is crafting a law that will punish citizens who communicate with foreign governments and "harm national interests" as President Emmerson Mnangagwa steps ...
East Africa: EAC Endorses Kenya’s Amina Mohamed for WTO Director-General
The East African Community (EAC) has endorsed the candidature of Kenya's Amina Mohamed to head the World Trade Organisation, in the latest boost ...
Moving to Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions ‘a no-brainer’, says specialist
The recent rise in Covid-19 cases outside Dublin has been described by an infectious diseases consultant as “really shocking” . “We have to ...
Fatai Owoseni, Lagos Ex -CP Faults Ban Of FSARS
The former Lagos Commissioner of Police and Special Adviser to Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, on Security, Mr. Fatai Owoseni has faulted the ...
Zimbabwe: Govt, Teachers in Crunch Meeting Over Wage Demands
Public Service Minister Paul Mavima has summoned teachers' unions to a meeting in Harare Monday afternoon as the impasse between government and educators ...