Cape Verdean teachers go on two-day strike from November 22
Cape Verdean teachers will go on strike for two days from Wednesday November 22, due to a lack of agreement with the government on salary […]
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Liberia: Car crashes into Boakai supporters, leaving at least three dead
Celebrations of Joseph Boakai’s victory in Liberia’s presidential election turned tragic on Monday November 20 evening in Monrovia when a car ploughed into his supporters […]
Atlantic vision of King Mohammed VI wins backing across Africa
The call by King Mohammed VI to promote regional integration among African countries bordering the Atlantic continues to gain backing across the continent. The most […]
US State Department maintains no engagement with Polisario separatists
The US state Department said ambassador to Algiers Aubin has made no bilateral engagement with the Polisario separatist militias in their rear base in Tindouf, […]
Cholera emergency in Zimbabwe’s capital
Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, has been declared in a state of emergency due to a resurgence of cholera, which has already claimed 51 lives, […]
Tangier Appeal: More African leaders call for ousting so-called SADR from AU
Five new African leaders have joined the signatories of the “Tangier Appeal” for the expulsion of the so-called SADR from the African Union (AU). During […]
Kenyan Parliament approves deployment of Police to Haiti
The Kenyan parliament on Thursday November 16 approved the deployment of a thousand police officers to Haiti, plunged into chaos and gang violences, as part […]
A strike affects more than a thousand passengers on domestic flights in Cape Verde
The two-day strike by cabin crew on domestic flights in Cape Verde will affect 1,013 passengers who bought tickets for Thursday and Friday November 17, […]
Rabat in 2024: One of the Best Places to visit in Africa
Conde Nast Traveler celebrates Rabat, the Moroccan capital, for its dynamic music festivals, distinguished architecture, and opulent hotels, positioning it as a standout jewel in […]
Cameroonian to head UN environmental monitoring systems
In October, scientist Richard Munang became the first Cameroonian to head the UN’s Global Environment Monitoring Systems, part of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). […]