People in Western Cape province of South Africa have been left counting their losses after being hit by severe drought. South Africa’s Western Cape Province is experiencing its worst drought …
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OPINION: AFRICANS CRAVE FREEDOM YET NEITHER HATE BONDAGE NOR LOVE IT!
by Daniji Emmanuel 2 minutes read“Indifference” best describes the willpower of a great portion of Africans who desire, yet slumber on their bid to untie the leash strapped on them by tyrant/under-performing leaders (most of …
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Lesbian Woman Raped, Stoned to Death and Burnt in South Africa
by Arinze Agoby Arinze Ago 2 minutes readThe unfortunate murder of a young lesbian in South Africa has met a lot of worldwide outrage after it was found out that she was sexually assaulted and stoned to …
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Ethiopia activist guilty of terrorism for Facebook posts
by Arinze Agoby Arinze Ago 1 minutes readA judge in Ethiopia’s capital on Tuesday found a former opposition spokesperson guilty of encouraging terrorism with a series of anti-government Facebook posts. Yonatan Tesfaye was arrested in December 2015 …
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List of African stars who have won the controversial award, BET
by Daniji Emmanuel 3 minutes readThe BET Awards is currently in the eye of the storm. With many African artistes speaking on the poor handling and recognition given to them, there is a controversy raging …
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The leaders of a nationwide military mutiny in Ivory Coast have accepted a government proposal on bonus payments and agreed to return to barracks and end their revolt, two spokesmen …
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Mr. Mohamed Al-Dosogy, an activist who tried to dump Islam for atheism, is in trouble in Sudan where authorities ordered his arrest for apostasy which attracts death penalty. Article 126 …
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South Sudan: Ousted Army Chief, Paul Malong Set To Return To Capital City
by Damilare Salami 2 minutes readSouth Sudan’s ousted army chief, General Paul Malong said he will return to the capital Juba on Thursday, two days after being dismissed and leaving the city in a convoy …
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Officials say a 395-strong Chinese peacekeeping force is set to begin missions in Mali on behalf of the United Nations before the end of May. The troops will be sent …
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Zimbabwe’s Mugabe Flies to Singapore for Health Check
by Arinze Agoby Arinze Ago 1 minutes readZimbabwean elderly First Man appears to be gathering inspiration from the ailing Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari as he jets out of his country for medical attention. Zimbabwe’s 93-year-old President Robert …

