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Kenyan Court extends orders blocking deployment of police officers to Haiti/in /by
"So I will give my decision on 26 January. Remember we are away from 21st, Mr. Gumba (referring to the Law Society of Kenya lawyer) that's the only time we have to see our grandparents, for your information, so please bear with me." Chacha Mwita, High Court judge
First Africa Cinema Summit ends in Ghana/in /by
In a resounding call to harness Africa's rich cultural tapestry, filmmakers across the continent are being urged to pool their resources and collaborate effectively to propel growth.
Ghana: towards the creation of a reparations fund for slavery/in /by
At a reparations summit in Ghana, delegates agreed Thursday to establish a Global Reparations Fund to seek compensation owed to millions of Africans enslaved centuries ago during the transatlantic slave trade.
Zimbabwe: State of emergency declared in Harare over cholera/in /by
The health ministry and aid groups have joined forces to double the supply of water in affected areas and carry out awareness campaigns, Harare's mayor Ian Makone said Friday (Nov. 16).
Madagascar returns to normality after elections/in /by
Madagascar returned to normality on Friday, a day after the country's presidential elections. As the country awaits the expected announcement of Rajoelina's victory, people are getting on with daily life.
Senegal’s apex court to rule on Ousmane Sonko’s eligibility, ECOWAS court dismisses his petition/in /by
Senegal's apex court is due to rule on whether opposition leader and presidential hopeful Ousmane Sonko can take part in the upcoming February election despite being struck from the country's voter rolls after his conviction in a trial last June.
Kenya: Police and prison officers to get 40 per cent pay rise over three years/in /by
"The review of the terms and conditions of service for our men and women in uniform will enhance their morale and transform our security. It will increase our capacity to protect Kenyans," President Ruto said.
Guinea-Bissau celebrates 50th independence anniversary/in /by
Guinea-Bissau on Thursday celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence, as well as the 50th anniversary of the founding of the country's armed forces.
DRC’s deputy prosecutor breaks down the ICC’s sluggish pace with precision/in /by
International criminal justice is slow, admitted Thursday in Kinshasa Mame Mandiaye Niang, deputy prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), but, he assured Congolese journalists sceptical about its effectiveness, she "does not get discouraged not".
Algeria appoints new ambassador to Spain after nearly 20 months of friction/in /by
Algeria has appointed a new ambassador to Spain, after nearly 20 months of diplomatic friction caused by Madrid's U-turn on the Western Sahara issue, the Algerian Foreign Ministry announced on Thursday.