UN provides $10 million to support Freddy’s victims in Mozambique
The United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund has released $10 million to help the Government of Mozambique cope with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Freddy, […]
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Zimbabwe: Mining activities cause a classroom to collapse, 17 injured
A classroom collapsed Thursday in Zimbabwe, injuring at least 17 students, authorities said, blaming the accident on illegal mining activities. The elementary school in Kwekwe, […]
Filipe Nyusi announces four million dollars in aid for Quelimane
The Mozambican President announced an aid of 250 million meticais (about 4 million dollars) for the reconstruction of schools and other public infrastructures affected by […]
Cape Verde: implementing sustainable development plans requires huge investment
The Cape Verdean Prime minister yesterday indicated public investment, but also private investment, from civil society and international partners are essential to finance the policies […]
Mozambique: Unknown assailants kill three people and kidnap 10 women and children
An unknown armed group on Tuesday killed three residents of a village in Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, from where they abducted 10 women and children, […]
South Sudan: Release of two journalists arrested after broadcasting a viral video about the President
Two South Sudanese journalists arrested in January after broadcasting a video suggesting that Head of State Salva Kiir was urinating on him have been released, […]
Mozambique partially equipped to start voter registration on April 20
Mozambique has already received more than 40 percent of the equipment for voter registration that will start in about a month, with a view to […]
Angola’s inflation rate was 11.54% in February, down 15.74 points
The Angolan inflation rate recorded a decrease of 15.74 percentage points in February 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, settling at 11.54%, according […]
South Africa deploys military healthcare personnel to hospitals following workers’ strike
Military medical personnel have been deployed to several public hospitals in South Africa to mitigate the consequences of a strike that the government says has […]
Cape Verde and São Tomé and Príncipe seek solutions for direct flights
The Presidents of Cape Verde and Sao Tome and Principe called for a solution to the lack of direct air connections, the biggest constraint between […]