Lesotho’s richest man wants to become Prime minister
Sam Matekane started out as a 22-year-old donkey farmer and made his fortune in diamond mining. He launched his party six months before the election. […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
War in Tigray: African Union invites warring parties to discuss in South Africa
The Ethiopian government announced on Wednesday that it had accepted an invitation from the African Union (AU) to hold peace talks with rebels in the […]
Angola: Court denies Augusto Tomás’ request for conditional release
The Supreme Court denied the request for conditional release of the defendant Augusto da Silva Tomás, former Minister of Transport, for having reached half of […]
Ugandan president apologizes to Kenya for son’s rant
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni apologized Wednesday in a statement for his son’s Twitter rants, which included threats to invade Kenya. The unfriendly comments earlier this […]
Legislative elections in Sao Tome: Absolute majority for the center-right opposition
The centre-right opposition in Sao Tome and Principe won an absolute majority in the National Assembly in the September 25 legislative elections, the Constitutional Court […]
Angola: $35 billion annual investments to diversify the economy
A study done by the ‘Study and Research Center’ of the Catholic University of Angola (CEIC) says that the country will need annual investments of […]
President Ruto authorizes the cultivation of genetically modified maize in Kenya
Kenya’s Head of State William Ruto on Monday authorized the import and cultivation of genetically modified maize, banned since 2012, to address the country’s severe […]
Tanzanian president reshuffles cabinet
Tanzania’s president warned critical members of her government on Monday not to challenge her authority after she reshuffled her cabinet again and sacked the Foreign […]
Angola received from China the last three units of a batch of ten trains for Luanda
The Angolan government on Monday received the last three units of a batch of ten trains, purchased in China, for the Luanda Railroad, which aims […]
Mozambique: One year later, Mocimboa heals its wounds from the jihadist era
Ruined buildings, empty stores, piles of scrap metal and burnt-out cars where kids come to play: in northern Mozambique, the port city of Mocimboa da […]