161 Nigerian students fail UK border checks, denied entry/in /by
Between 2021 and 2023, 1,425 international students admitted to UK universities were denied entry at the country’s airports.
South Africa’s last captive elephant starts new life 200 km away from zoo/in /by
The mechanics of moving an elephant to a new life are complex. And so, a process began of training an occasionally grumpy old elephant to step willingly into a large metal transport container that will be loaded onto a truck.
A Libyan human trafficker sanctioned by the UN has been killed in Tripoli, officials say/in /by
Abdel-Rahman Milad, who commanded a coast guard unit in the western town of Zawiya and was sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council, was shot dead by unknown assailants, the officials said.
South African beauty queen crowned Miss Nigeria after nationality row/in /by
The 23-year-old law student celebrated her victory on Saturday, stating that the title represents a call for unity.
Casino de Paris hosts Fabregas Le Métis Noir concert/in /by
Fabregas Le Métis Noir took the stage at the Casino de Paris for his fans. The Congolese artist, celebrated for his fusion of rumba and contemporary sounds, delivered a performance that was well-received, even with some logistical hurdles.
Morocco embraces eco-tourism for sustainability and increased yield/in /by
In June, Morocco's tourism ministry announced that plans were underway for a national green growth program called “Go Siyaha,” which will provide tourist businesses with opportunities to adopt energy-efficient practices. The country aims to attract 26 million visitors by 2030
Mpox outbreak: DR Congo faces severe medicine shortages and overcrowding/in /by
"We run out of medicine every day," said Dr. Musole Mulamba Muva, the head of the hospital. He mentioned that the hospital faces many challenges with limited resources and that international aid has significantly decreased,
Tens of thousands rally in Israel demanding Gaza ceasefire/in /by
The mass outpouring appeared to be the largest such demonstration in 11 months of war and protesters said it felt like a possible turning point, although the country is deeply divided
Cyril Ramaphosa arrives in Beijing for FOCAC 2024 summit/in /by
Early Monday morning, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa arrived in Beijing to join the two-day 2024 Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), scheduled to start in the Chinese capital on September 4th.
Gauteng’s struggle: why are babies still being born with HIV?/in /by
Pregnant women in South Africa have access to HIV testing and antiretroviral therapy at health facilities. However, health officials in Gauteng are concerned that babies are still being born with HIV, despite the availability of free medication aimed at preventing mother-to-child transmission.