Africa: COVID-19 Recovery Needs Informal Sector on Board
Like many countries across the globe, East Africa’s governments are providing economic stimulus packages to lighten the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Malawi: Two Arrested For Allegedly Possessing Dead Pangolin
Malawi Police Service in Lilongwe have arrested two men for allegedly possessing a dead pangolin. Lilongwe Police Station Public Relations Officer, Foster Benjamin, ...
Africa: Beyond the Year of Return – Africa and the Diaspora Must Forge Closer Ties
- Ghana Mission in Washington DC In 2019, Ghana successfully hosted The Year of Return, Ghana 2019, a year-long programme of activities to ...
Malawi: Former President Joyce Banda Named in U.S. ‘Dirty Money’ Report
Former president Joyce Banda appears in the US FinCEN files which have revealed how some of the world's biggest banks have allowed criminals ...
Nigeria: #Fincen Files – U.S. Places Atiku, Wives, Under International Banking Surveillance
It was the link with Atiku that triggered suspicious activity alert through HBNLY's transaction system Ahead of Nigeria's 2019 general elections, perennial presidential ...
Malawi: Health Minister Warns Against Laxity in Covid-19 Fight – Fears Over Second Wave
Minister of Health Khumbidze Kandodo-Chiponda has warned Malawians against complacency in the fight against the spread of Covid-19 pandemic now that the figures ...
Zimbabwe: National Blood Service Partners Facebook to Boost Donations
The National Blood Service of Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has partnered Facebook to shore up the number of blood donors amid dwindling levels of the ...
Liberia: Weah Orders Replacement of Protesting Health Workers
By Winston W. Parley President George Manneh Weah's government has ordered health authorities here to replace aggrieved health workers who have gone on ...
Liberia: Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice On International Stage
ONE YEAR AGO, Liberian President George Weah gave hope to victims of brutal crimes committed during the country's civil wars when he spoke ...
Uganda: 1.2 Million Learners to Return to School As Museveni Relaxes Virus Restrictions
At least 1.2 million learners are to return to school in Uganda next month after President Museveni on Sunday said his government had ...
