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United States begins its third military training program In Mozambique

In addition to the United States, the European Union is training Mozambican soldiers to combat the rebellion.

Ethiopian army intends to destry Tigrayan forces, according to a military official

The Horn of Africa country has been engulfed in conflict for more than a year, with the federal military and its allies fighting forces loyal to Tigray's ruling party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF).

Ghanaian authorities begin clearing site of explosion that killed 17

According to the administration, the collision caused an explosion that destroyed a small village.

North and South Sudan to re-open trade corridors!

Following a conflict over the disputed oil-rich territory of Panthou, sometimes known as "Heglig," the two countries' borders were blocked in 2012.

Congolese militias shelter displaced people fleeing killings

Militiamen have since placed themselves on major thoroughfares and in villages to maintain control of overall traffic. They take pleasure in being a bulwark against the ADF's expansion.

Senator Shot Dead in Cameroon

The fighters allegedly shot Kemende in the chest at close range, and he was later brought to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Coup: Sudan Prime Minister resigns after protests

tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Khartoum, where security forces opened fire on the masses

Somali opposition wants the president to resign.

Somalia's opposition presidential contenders have called on President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, often known as Farmajo, to resign.

Barber was Stabbed to Death over the Black Stars' Controversial Penalty

Former King Faisal radio representative Obeng Boadu, who now lives in South Africa, revealed this.

Man Butchers Wife and Kids, Sets Own House on Fire

Africa to reap the economic benefits of its youthful population - Kenyatta

Kenyatta urged the United Nations, African Union, and regional organizations to take bold action to renew Africa's "security architecture."

After nearly two years, Uganda will reopen its schools in January

Many teachers have taken on other jobs to help support their families while their careers have been put on hold.

Sudanese security forces use tear gas at protesters

"On Monday, morgues in Khartoum and Omdurman received the bodies of seven civilians," Hisham Fagiri, head of the health ministry's forensic authority

Over 7 People were Killed in a Car Suicide Bombing in Somalia

Several more similar attacks were carried out around the country by the same group.

Journalist from a UK-based international channel was killed In Ghana

he victims were shot through the vehicle, according to the authorities.

Libyan rebels Goes After Muammar Gaddafi's son As An Arrest Order was Issued for Him

Before his father's assassination and death, Saif al-Islam, now 49, was widely seen as Gaddafi's most likely successor as Libya's leader.

The opposition in Zambia is leading the early vote count

Hichilema is seeking re-election for the sixth time, with the support of ten opposition groups.

A coach and minibus crash in Ivory Coast has killed 25 people.

Another road tragedy in Abidjan killed at least four individuals on Wednesday.

COUP: Mali President, Prime Minister and Defense Minister Arrested by Military

A senior member of the military, who declined to be named, confirmed that on Monday President Bah Ndaw, Prime Minister Moctar Ouane as well as defence minister Souleymane Doucoure were all taken to the Kati military base.

Protesters in Dakar, Senegal, show their support for Palestinians

It reiterated “its commitment to the advent of a viable Palestinian state coexisting with the State of Israel’’.

South Sudan President Has Called for the Dissolution of Parliament.

After nearly a year of delays, Kiir and Machar formed a coalition government on February 22, 2020.

Idriss Déby, the President of Chad, Dies at the front-line Just Days after Winning his Sixth Term.

Déby's son, Mahamat Kaka, has been named interim president

For Having Sex With His Wife, Naval Officer Stabs Airforce Personnel

Bernard had also gone to the same Sekondi police station to file an assault complaint when he was arrested.

IMF Board Approves $2.3bn Aid Package For Kenya

to "address the urgent need to reduce debt vulnerabilities,"

East Africa To Record First-Ever Female President, Samia Suluhu of Tanzania After Death of President John Magufuli

Meet Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania’s first ever female vice president

BREAKING :Tanzanian President John Magufuli is Dead

He was serving his second term that was to run until 2025 after controversially winning the Presidential election in 2020.

OHAI Liberia Holds Training Workshop for Nurses

This March, #OHAI Liberia is conducting free cleft lip surgeries in southeastern Liberia and requests the public to refer patients to local clinics for onward referral to treatment centers.

COVID-19: Tanzania President Magufuli Transferred From Kenya To India To Continue Treatment

Lissu said that he obtained the information from his medical and security sources in Nairobi,

Ivory Coast's PM, Hamed Bakayoko dies in Germany

Mr. Bakayoko served as the country's defense minister in addition to his position as prime minister.

Traders go Illegal, Abandon Newly Commissioned Market

Despite the presence of traffic officers at Kasubi junction, illegal activities on the road reserve are gradually worsening traffic congestion on Hoima Road, particularly during rush hours.

Zimbabwe Vice President, Mohadi resigns over Sex scandal

I wish the President of Zimbabwe well, as he continues to bear the burden of a struggle to improve the lives of Zimbabweans, to rejoice in hope and patience, in tribulation against poverty, COVID-19, and Vision 2030

Same sex marriage will never be legalized in Ghana - Akufo-Addo

"Let me repeat, it will never happen in my time as President,

Somali Capital Gunfire Amid Election Protests

The opposition leaders didn't mention any casualties at their press conference.

Farmers And Herdsmen Clash Claims 22 Lives In Chad

Clashes between the groups have been raging in the Sahel region off the coast of Chad for decades.

University of Ghana reduces fees for 2020/21 Academic Year

The decision was taken to give students and parents some relief, according to a notice from the university registrar.

Despite jihadist attacks, Burkina Faso holds presidential poll in ‘a climate of fear’

Tiny, landlocked Burkina Faso is the latest to enter the West African election cycle in 2020, which ends on December 27 in Niger.

BREAKING: Former President is dead.

He was Mali’s President from 2002

Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo on an ECOWAS Mission in Mali

Everything action is against regional unity with the post-coup d'état August regrouping of now-embargo-free Mali.

Two African women make WTO top job shortlist

The second process runs until the 6th of October.

Mali: The NCSP Junta Awaits a Response on Sanctions from ECOWAS

In the midst of all the instability in recent months, Malian people are the ones most affected by both the political turmoil and economic sanctions.

Kenya's Amina Mohamed qualifies for next round in race to head WTO

WTO General Council Chair David Walker announced that Ms Amina Mohamed and four other candidates will stay in the race after they secured “the broadest and deepest support from the WTO membership.”

EgyptAir to resume flights to Ghana, Nigeria this week

Egypt has resumed flights to a number of international destinations in July after a lockdown was effected on 19 March due to the coronavirus pandemic

Global Aid in Mauritius Oil Clean-Up Efforts

The spill is both an environmental and economic tragedy for Mauritius, which relies heavily on its waters for tourism and food production.

Japanese ship leaking tons of oil off Mauritius breaks in two

The ship was designed to stay from shore for at least 10 miles (16 kilometres).

Senior Muslim Brotherhood figure dies in prison

Egyptian authorities have denied inmate maltreatment or neglect of their health.

Mali: Opposition Group Rejects Offer To Meet President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita

The "June 5 Movement" said in a statement that it could not reach the 75-year-old Keita as its "activists are subject to a manhunt by the regime's repressive forces".

UN ‘strongly condemns’ rights abuses in Cameroon

We reiterate the readiness of the UN to work with all stakeholders towards a political solution to the crisis in the North-West and South-West of Cameroon through meaningful dialogue,’’ - Mr Dujarric

Al-Qaeda Influence Growing In North-West Nigeria, United States Warns

...no nation can come in and fix that problem for Nigeria.

Nigerian Medical Group Launches Operations in Liberia; Govt. Pledges Support

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