Voter registration in Mozambique to begin on 20 April
The Council of Ministers of Mozambique Tuesday set between April 20 and June 3 voter registration for the municipal elections on October 11. “The Council […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Cabo Verde approves investment protection agreement with Guinea-Bissau
The Cape Verdean government approved last January, eight years after it was signed, an agreement to reciprocally protect investments by businesspeople from Cape Verde and […]
Cape Verde hosts international forum on water scarcity in agriculture
Cape Verde will host the 2nd WASAG International Forum, which focuses on water scarcity in agriculture, and is promoted by the United Nations Food and […]
Nigeria’s banknote shortage: Central Bank seeks to quell anger before presidential election
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Thursday announced the distribution of new banknotes at bank counters to reduce massive queues in front of ATMs, […]
Angolan government to suspend wood exports for three years
The Angolan government plans to suspend, for three years, the export of unvoiced wood, to promote sustainable management of forest resources, according to a law […]
Sudan: Washington denounces the release of the murderer of a US diplomat
Abdel Raouf Abu Zeid, in his 30s, was released on Monday after Khartoum agreed to pay compensation to Washington. The US State Department said on […]
Chad president opens new embassy in Israel, as PM Netanyahu pushes Africa ties
Chadian President Mahamat Deby met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Wednesday (1 February) ahead of the opening of the central African nation’s embassy in […]
Cabo Verde imports rise 25.5 percent in 2022 and exports fall
Cape Verde’s imports rose 25.5 percent in 2022, whilst exports fell 3 percent from the previous year, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Tuesday. […]
WFP warns of growing food insecurity in Guinea Bissau by 2023
The World Food Programme (WFP) representative in Guinea Bissau, Joao Manja, warned on Tuesday that the number of Guineans suffering from food insecurity could increase […]
Tiger on the loose, new panic near Johannesburg
A tiger that escaped from a private property near Johannesburg caused panic for a few hours on Monday, less than two weeks after a Bengal […]