Kenya: Fuel Siphoning – Kenya Pipeline Starts Draining Underground Tank in Lolwe
[Capital FM] Kisumu -- Kenya Pipeline Company has started the process of emptying petrol from an underground tank in Kisumu's Lolwe estate after police uncovered a fuel siphoning racket.
Central African bloc suspends Gabon over coup
This development comes as General Brice Oligui Nguema was sworn in as the transitional president on Monday, consolidating his grip on power.
Kenya: Kenya Pipeline Company Starts Drawing Fuel From Septic Tank in Kisumu
[Capital FM] Kisumu -- Kenya Pipeline Company has started the process to empty super petrol from a septic tank in Lolwe estate in Kisumu.
Mali: “Ben the Brain” in police custody after comments about the junta
The head of an association known to be close to the military in power in Mali was placed in police custody on Monday in Bamako, after calling for respect for the duration of the transition before civilians return to command, AFP learned from from a security source.
Nigeria: Oil Theft – Again, Nigerian Troops Uncover Illegal Oil Bunkering Sites in Delta
[Premium Times] Troops had clamped down on similar sites about a week ago.
Goalkeeper Onana back to Cameroon team
"I answer the call of my nation with an unshakeable certainty," he wrote on Monday (Sep. 04). Onana's confirmation came after he was named last week in Cameroon's squad for the AFCON qualifier against Burundi. The teams will clash on Sept. 12.
Kenya championing greater use of renewable energy in Africa
During the inaugural Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, President William Ruto, echoed that Africa can manage to depend entirely on renewable energy,
Libyan bodybuilders show off chisled physiques at Ashour Classic championship
"We have been able to create a rich environment for bodybuilding and we're working towards the emergence of world-class athletes", says Muhamad Ashour, head of the Libya Association for Body Building, at the second edition of the Libyan national championships held in Tripoli.
Guinea-Bissau: President Embalo rules out any risk of coup d’état
The President of Guinea-Bissau, Umaro Sissoco Embalo, appointed two new officials responsible for his security who took office on Monday without linking this decision to recent coups in Africa, in a country accustomed to coups, said observed an AFP journalist.
South Africa: the world’s largest rhino farm saved by an NGO
The farm's founder, wealthy businessman John Hume, had put it up for auction due to the high costs involved in his conservation efforts.