Mozambican government to propose increasing compulsory military service to five years
The Mozambican government will ask the parliament to increase the length of compulsory military service from two to five years, the spokesman for the Council […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Nigeria: INEC suspends announcement of results in two States, anger of parties
The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) consolidated its lead with 15 governors’ seats compared to eight for the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). Another opposition party, […]
Tigray: Eritrea denies “defamatory” US accusations of crimes
Eritrea on Tuesday described as “defamatory” and “baseless” the accusations of “war crimes” and “crimes against humanity” perpetrated according to Washington by its army during […]
Drought in Somalia could cause 135 deaths a day, says UN
The record drought in the Horn of Africa could lead to 135 deaths per day in Somalia between January and June, the Somali Ministry of […]
Japanese support guarantees food for Cape Verdean school canteens
The Japanese government yesterday formalized the delivery of food to Cape Verde, worth 243 thousand euros, through the World Food Program (WFP), to strengthen school […]
Police use tear gas to disperse march in Maputo in honor of ‘rapper’ Azagaia
Mozambique “functions on the basis of superior orders, of those who are in their offices and are afraid of Azagaia’s message,” accuse organizers of the […]
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, […]
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 […]