Angola: Sonangol Receives New Oil Tanker/in /by
[ANGOP] Mokpo -- Angola State-owned oil company Sonangol received Monday in Mokpo City, South Korea, a new oil tanker baptised "Sonangol Kulumbimbi" built by Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries and which cost 68 million.
Tunisia football club shuts after players head to Europe/in /by
A Tunisian fourth-division football club has suspended its activities after 30 of its players emigrated illegally to Europe, its president said on Tuesday.
Ethiopia: Authorities impose curfew on nightlife in Amhara over protests/in /by
On Monday the govt imposed restrictions on nightlife and meetings in three major cities in Ethiopia's Amhara region, including the most populous, Gondar, in the wake of protests
Kenyan leader rules out more loans to pay workers/in /by
According to Ruto, the salary delays are due to the country's substantial public debt, with some loans becoming due this month.
Cuban photographer questions ‘hegemonic masculinity’ by portraying men with flowers/in /by
"It was very important because the question we asked them was: Would you be open to having your picture taken with a flower in your ear, in support of the fight against violence against women? In other words, if you have no problem standing in front of the camera, saying 'no' tells a lot."
Ethiopia: two aid workers killed in troubled Amhara region/in /by
The Ethiopian government has announced that two employees of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) were shot dead over the weekend in the Amhara region of northern Ethiopia, which has been plagued by unrest for several days, the NGO said on Tuesday.
U.N Chief on ‘solidarity’ visit to Somalia/in /by
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in Mogadishu on Tuesday (Apr. 11). He was greeted on the tarmac by Foreign Minister, Abshir Omar Huruse and other Somali officials.
S.A remembers slain anti-apartheid leader Hani amid calls for fresh investigations/in /by
Three decades on, many South Africans harbour questions about the killing, suspecting the convicted did not act alone. Aged 50, Chris Hani was shot dead in the driveway of his home in Johannesburg on April 10, 1993.
USA: helping West African countries confronted with jihadists/in /by
The United States is preparing long-term assistance for Côte d'Ivoire, Benin and Togo, threatened by an extension of jihadist violence from the Sahel to coastal regions of West Africa, officials of state security said.
UN agency investigating humanitarian food theft in Ethiopia/in /by
The United Nations food relief agency is investigating the theft of food aid from lifesaving humanitarian operations in Ethiopia, according to a letter obtained by The Associated Press.