Africanews’ journalist honoured by Forty Under 40 Africa/in /by
He was nominated in the Journalism category along with three other candidates.
Sierra Leone: political parades banned before the presidential election/in /by
Authorities in Sierra Leone announced on Monday that they have banned political street parades, a tradition during election campaigns in the West African country, less than three months before the presidential elections.
Senegal’s President ‘open to dialogue’ after tensions/in /by
Sall was speaking on the eve of Senegal's 63rd independence anniversary on Tuesday. He made no mention of the 2024 presidential elections or if he would seek to play any role
DRC: 6 dead, dozens missing in shipwreck on Lake Kivu/in /by
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has announced that it will be launching a new initiative to improve the quality of life of its people, according to a new report by the World Bank.
Tunisia President Saied dismisses speculations over his health/in /by
"The president is absent for two or three days, he gets a cold and that becomes a problem, a power vacuum? These people deserve nothing but contempt." Kais Saied, Tunisia's President
Equatorial Guinea: 10 deaths from Marburg virus/in /by
A total of "604 people" in contact are being monitored, compared to 825 on 30 March, the ministry said.
Independent UN experts denounce human rights abuses in South Sudan/in /by
Independent UN experts accused several South Sudanese officials of responsibility in a series of atrocities committed against civilians
Africa Travel Market optimistic over new growth prospects/in /by
Africa’s travel market is open and booming. A sentiment expressed by an estimated 600 exhibitors at this year’s World Travel Market Africa in Cape Town, South Africa.
‘It hurts’: DR Congo currency drops amid war spending, arrears payments/in /by
Since the new year, the Congolese franc has depreciated about 15 percent against the US dollar, according to official figures and money changers, hitting the poorest hardest
Absence of Tunisian President Saied questioned by the opposition/in /by
The main opposition coalition in Tunisia called on the government to reveal the reasons behind President Kais Saied's "absence" in recent days