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Meta testing new subscription service for verified Facebook and Instagram accounts
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta Verified on his social media accounts Sunday. Testing will begin in New Zealand and Australia this week and will roll out to other countries soon, he said.
Mozambique braces up for Tropical Cyclone Freddy
It has been predicted that the cyclone would make its first landfall in Madagascar on Tuesday and is then expected to re-enter the Mozambican Channel where it is expected to rejuvenate its energy and progress towards the Mozambican coastline.
African Union reaffirms suspension of Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea and Sudan
African Union reaffirms "zero tolerance" towards unconstitutional changes of government and maintains suspension of Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea and Sudan
African Union announces peace initiative in Libya
The African Union announced on Sunday it is working on the organisation of a national reconciliation conference on Libya
AU justifies the expulsion of Israeli delegation from its summit
Following Saturday's incident that went viral on social media, the Israeli regime accused Algeria and South Africa of being behind the this action.
Ghana: Christian Atsu’s body arrives in Accra
According to initial reports, the former Chelsea and Newcastle player was rescued a day after the quake, but this information turned out to be false and his body was finally found on Saturday.
Nigeria’s presidential candidates hold last rallies one week before vote
More than 90 million people are registered to vote in Nigeria where President Muhammadu Buhari is stepping down after his two terms allowed by the constitution.
Ghana: Tributes pour in for late footballer Christian Atsu
" This is a good soul taken out of the community and taken out of the country. Christian Atsu’s good deeds is all out there for people to see. Helping the poor in their communities, in his own village, here in Accra, here in Ghana, and all over. Nana Kweku-Ajimai, founder of Ghana Project Football
Tour de Rwanda gives high hopes for cycling in Africa – Chris Froome
"I think project like this will go a long way in helping to basically bring the next generation of professional cyclists to Europe. And, I mean when I grew up in Kenya, we didn't have anything like this. So it's great to see this project take shape and I believe in .. Chris Froome, cyclist
UN chief Antonio Guterres urges African leaders to ‘act for peace’
"Around the world today, 339 million people are in need of humanitarian aid — an increase of more than 25% per cent since last year.And so today, here in Addis, I’m announcing the largest ever allocation from our United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund — 250 million dollars - to combat famine