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‘Côte d’Ivoire Must Stop Stifling Peaceful Protests Ahead of Presidential Election’

On 2 October 2025, the National Security Council announced that all 'necessary measures' would be taken to maintain order and security during the election period, including banning any meeting and public protest to challenge the Constitutional Council's decisions.

October 16, 2025

Africa·Sports

Diouf Predicts Senegal’s Triumph At AFCON 2021 In Cameroon

The 2001 Africa Footballer of the Year winner El Hadji Diouf has tipped Senegal to emerge as champions of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations, overlooking Nigeria. Diouf was part of the Senegalese side that finished as runners up

January 4, 2022

Africa·Opinion

Desmond Tutu: A Dying Brand of Religious Vocation

At the death of Desmond Tutu, December 26, the roll call of the history of his religious service became for many the only real grasp of his religious life. Before now, many glossed over his archbishop title as a mere nomenclatural appendage

December 27, 2021

Africa

Burkina Faso’s Main Opposition Leader Komboïgo Pledges Fair Party Dealings

Burkina Faso’s main opposition party, Democracy and Progress party newly elected leader Eddie Komboïgo has assured of fair management of the party. The election that installed Komboïgo took place on Sunday afternoon during the 8th Congress in the capital, Ouagadougou. The party

December 20, 2021

Africa

South African President Ramaphosa Tests Positive For Coronavirus

South Africa’s local media are reporting today (Monday, 13th December 2021) that President Cyril Ramaphosa has contracted the dreaded Coronavirus. Ramaphosa who was in Abuja, Nigeria on December 1, 2021, the information stated exhibited mild symptoms on Sunday, December 12 after leaving

December 13, 2021

Africa·Editorial

EDITORIAL: Africa’s Drug Scare, Horror And Cartels

In Africa, the consequences of political corruption, weak policy, social divisions, failure of basic institutions and economic strife have birthed a circus of customary drug addictions. Anyone who is privy to the seething damage that hard drugs have become in Asia, north

December 13, 2021

Africa

Travellers To Ghana To Show Evidence Of Covid-19 Vaccination

Nigerian business men hoping to travel to Ghana may have to provide proof of full Covid-19 vaccination effective from Sunday 12 December 2021. A report on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Friday informed that “Ghanaian citizens and residents

December 10, 2021

Africa

Human Rights Advocate Urges Liberian Government To Set Up Panel Of Inquiry Over Ritual Killings

A United Nations human rights expert Morris Tidball-Binz on Friday called on the Liberian government to investigate the current spate of dastard killings in the country some of which have been linked to ritualistic practices. At

December 10, 2021

Africa

United Nations’ Agency Seeks Improved Humanitarian Aids

The United Nations on Thursday issued a warning that the urgent need for humanitarian aid has reached an alarming rate worldwide. The UN pointed to the menace of Covid-19 pandemic, climate change and communal crisis as global issues that could lead to

December 3, 2021

Africa·AMA News

Ethiopia: Humanitarian aid needed as situation deteriorates in Tigray

With the dire humanitarian situation in Tigray, Ethiopia, continuing to deteriorate, it is critical to establish a regular flow of humanitarian aid into the region, the Deputy Spokesman for the UN Secretary-General said on Wednesday. NEW YORK, USA, November 25, 2021,-/African Media Agency (AMA)/-Yesterday, almost 40 trucks with humanitarian supplies, including

November 25, 2021

Africa·FEATURES

Farida Nabourema: Ford Fellow Award Rekindles My Spirit For Social Justice in Togo

Farida Bemba Nabourema is a Togolese author, social activist, and a pan-Africanist who has been at the forefront of criticising corruption, dictatorship, inequality and human rights abuses in Togo

November 24, 2021

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Africa - Page 80

‘Côte d’Ivoire Must Stop Stifling Peaceful Protests Ahead of Presidential Election’

Diouf Predicts Senegal’s Triumph At AFCON 2021 In Cameroon

Desmond Tutu: A Dying Brand of Religious Vocation

Burkina Faso’s Main Opposition Leader Komboïgo Pledges Fair Party Dealings

South African President Ramaphosa Tests Positive For Coronavirus

EDITORIAL: Africa’s Drug Scare, Horror And Cartels

Travellers To Ghana To Show Evidence Of Covid-19 Vaccination

Human Rights Advocate Urges Liberian Government To Set Up Panel Of Inquiry Over Ritual Killings

United Nations’ Agency Seeks Improved Humanitarian Aids

Ethiopia: Humanitarian aid needed as situation deteriorates in Tigray

Farida Nabourema: Ford Fellow Award Rekindles My Spirit For Social Justice in Togo

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