Nigeria’s Peter Obi wins Lagos State in presidential election
Nigerian presidential outsider Peter Obi won the most votes in the key state of Lagos, narrowly ahead of the ruling party candidate in his stronghold, […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Uganda: Constitutional Court to review controversial law
The government defended the law, saying it was intended to support rights groups and aid agencies. It said it had made improvements in human rights […]
Former president of the San Tomean parliament denies having benefited from justice
The former president of the parliament of São Tomé, Delfim Neves, exonerated in the case of the assault on the military barracks, last Saturday repudiated […]
South Africa: one death from cholera, a first in 15 years
A 24-year-old man has died of cholera in South Africa despite the fact that the country has not had a death linked to the infectious […]
South Africa defends controversial naval exercises with Russia
South Africa’s military has defended its decision to host controversial naval exercises with Russia and China that began Wednesday, shortly before the first anniversary of […]
Cape Verde: State revenues rise 17.5% in 2022
The revenues of the Cape Verdean state increased 17.5% in 2022, compared to the previous year, to more than 53,100 million escudos (480 million euros), […]
Tanzania gives green light to construction of controversial oil pipeline
Tanzania on Tuesday gave the go-ahead for the construction of a $3.5 billion oil pipeline as part of a controversial mega-project to transport hydrocarbons from […]
Dead opposition leader: Equatorial Guinea denounces European Parliament resolution
Equatorial Guinea denounced Tuesday a “propaganda campaign of defamation” by the European Parliament after a resolution accusing it of being “responsible” for the death of […]
Mozambique: Government wants to invest in troop training
Mozambique’s Defense Minister, Cristóvão Chume, said yesterday that the training of troops is a priority for the year 2023, during a ceremony, in Cabo Delgado, […]
Deputy proposes Portuguese language as intangible heritage of Cape Verde
A member of the ruling Movement for Democracy (MpD) has submitted a bill to the Cape Verdean parliament to classify the Portuguese language as intangible […]