Yearly Archives: 2021

Sudan declares curfew in North Darfur State

KHARTOUM — Security authorities in Sudan’s North Darfur State declared a curfew in the state from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. until further notice to curb widespread lootings which recently began targeting the United Nations (UN) warehouses and other internationa...

Senegal’s first regional trains make first journey between Dakar and Diaminiado

DAKAR— After five years and several false starts, the Dakar Regional Express Train was on Dec 27 opened to passengers.The first train took off at 2.15 pm for the inaugural trip between Dakar and Diaminiado. Though it had been initially announced that t...

Minister Mondli Gungubele briefs media on the outcomes of the Cabinet meeting, 31 Dec

The Minister in The Presidency, Mondli Gungubele will, tomorrow, 31 December 2021 host a virtual media briefing on the outcomes of the Cabinet meeting held today, Thursday, 30 December 2021. The details of the briefing are as follows: DATE: ...

Mourners Pay Respects to South Africa’s Anti-Apartheid Hero Tutu

Hundreds of mourners queued Thursday to pay their respects to Archbishop Desmond Tutu, whose body lies in state at St. George's Cathedral in Cape Town where the anti-apartheid hero preached against racial injustice.Tutu, a Nobel Peace prize winner wide...

Atrocities, War Expand Beyond Ethiopia’s Tigray

What began as a conflict between the Ethiopian Federal government and a local military in late 2020, exploded into a civil war in 2021 that has forced two million people to flee their homes and left hundreds of thousands of people in famine-like condit...

Mali Conference Recommends Election Delay of Up to 5 Years

A conference in Mali charged with recommending a timetable for democratic elections following a military coup said on Thursday that polls scheduled for February should be delayed by six months to five years in part because of security issues.Mali's tra...

Kenyan Lawmakers Brawl Over Controversial Bill

Kenyan lawmakers brawled Wednesday as they debated proposed changes to a law governing the conduct of political parties and the formation of coalitions ahead of the 2022 election.Video broadcast on television showed lawmakers engaged in a shouting matc...

Covid-19: Several cases confirmed on board German luxury cruise ships

HAMBURG (Germany)— Several cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed on two luxury cruise ships, their German operator confirmed.“We identified cases of Covid-19 during routine tests on board the Europa and Europa 2. The affected persons are doing well and...

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Angolan National Arrested for Alleged Murder of Girlfriend at Hochfeld Farm

Hochfeld: A 24-year-old Angolan national was arrested on Sunday night at a commercial farm in the Hochfeld area for allegedly attacking and killing his girlfriend with a panga. According to Namibia Press Agency, the Namibian Police Force (NamPol)'s h...
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Imam of Dano’s Great Mosque Calls for Understanding Among Burkinabe Authorities

Dano: The imam of the great mosque of Dano, El Adj Sabdina Ciss©, has called for understanding between the Burkinabe authorities during the Eid al-Fitr celebrations, which marked the end of Ramadan on Monday, March 31. According to Burkina Informati...

Twenty Students from Kourw©ogo Trained in Daily Life Skills and Health Rights

Bouss©: Twenty students from Kourw©ogo trained in daily life skills The Network for the Promotion and Empowerment of Rural Women (REPAFER) trained, on March 27 and 28, 2025 in Bouss©, about twenty students from schools in the Kourw©ogo province, on da...

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