South Sudan: Military court convicts eight soldiers for murder
A military court in Maridi South Sudan, has convicted eight soldiers for murder, and other crimes committed by soldiers of the South Sudan People’s Defence Forces.
Bobi Wine shot in leg during clash with ugandan police
The police stated that Wine had defied warnings against holding a street procession, which led to the altercation. The National Unity Platform condemned the incident as an attempt on Wine’s life.
How much is Africa losing to malaria?
While the global community has invested $3.5 billion in malaria efforts, more than double that amount is needed to meet the 2030 elimination target
China-Africa cooperation: a model for mutual development gains
A high-ranking Chinese diplomat responsible for African relations stated on Tuesday that China and Africa will collaborate closely to protect the interests of developing nations.
French-Senegalese rapper S. Pri Noir talks about his roots
Born Malick Mendosa and of Senegalese heritage, the journey of S. Pri Noir started in 2008. He steadily grew in popularity to become the first French rapper to be the face of luxury brand Yves Saint Laurent.
Mongolia defies calls to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin received a red-carpet welcome to Mongolia on Tuesday, as the country ignored calls to arrest him on an international warrant for alleged war crimes stemming from Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Namibia begins culling at least 700 wild animals
An extreme solution to address the increasingly alarming climate situation. To mitigate the record drought of this season, Namibia has began culling of 700 wild animals in national parks.
Osimhen gets wild welcome from Galatasaray fans as loan talks take place
Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen received an enthusiastic welcome at Istanbul Airport early Tuesday morning as he arrived to join Galatasaray on loan from Napoli.
Senegal: Opposition Mps reject dissolution of 2 state bodies, block revision of Constitution
The revision outlined the dissolution of the High Council of regional governments and the Economic, Social and Environmental Council. It was a key campaign pledge by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko.
Eastern DRC: In the war-torn region, displaced children won’t attend school
Since 2019, primary education is free in public schools in the DRC but caregivers still need to buy supplies and uniforms.