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South Africa’s ex-president Zuma gets death threat
Former South African President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday said he had received a death threat after his testimony the previous day to an inquiry on corruption. Zuma told the inquiry on Monday that…
My husband is “satan” – Woman tells court
A woman, Priscilla Ncube, has told a court in Zimbabwe that her husband is satan. She said her husband confessed that he was practising satanism and that he also wanted her to be part of their satanic worshipping.Ncube…
Car crash death: Court sets Zuma’s son, Duduzane free
South African court, on Friday, found Duduzane, son of former president Jacob Zuma, not guilty of culpable homicide and negligent driving over a fatal car crash that killed a woman in February 2014.After appearing in…
Sudan military rulers say coup attempt thwarted
Sudan’s military rulers said on Thursday that several officers had attempted a coup in an effort to undermine an agreement between the military and the opposition to share power for three years…
South Africa grants visa-free status to Ghana
Ghana is the latest country to be granted a visa-free status by the South African government. South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs has added Ghana to a list of seven countries whose…
13 bodies of immigrants recovered off coast by Tunisian Guard
Thirteen (13) bodies of illegal African immigrants who drowned off the southeastern coast three days ago, have been recovered by the Tunisian maritime guard on Saturday, a Tunisian Red Crescent…
Egypt’s ex-president Morsi buried
Egypt’s former President, Mohammed Morsi was buried at dawn in eastern Cairo, his lawyer and family said on Tuesday, a day after he suddenly collapsed during a court session and died. A member of his…
3 Airplanes Varnish From Air Zimbabwe Hanger; Staff Do Not Know Where Planes Are
The national Airline Air Zimbabwe has failed to account for 3 planes the Daily News on Sunday has reported. . The aircrafts which have disappeared are MA60. The Auditor General Mildred Chari…
Gunmen kidnap Fru Ndi Cameroon’s opposition leader
Unidentified gunmen in Cameroon’s Anglophone region kidnapped the leader of one of the country’s leading opposition parties on Friday for the second time in two months, his party said. John Fru Ndi, who…
“I Was Raped In 2015 By Ex-President Yahya Jammeh” – Ex Beauty Queen In Gambia,…
A 23-year-old former beauty queen in The Gambia, Toufah Jallow, has said she was raped in 2015 by ex-President Yahya Jammeh when he was in office. Her testimony is part of a Human Rights Watch and Trial…
‘Bald Men Have Gold In Their Head’ – New Superstitious Belief In Mozambique
Only In Africa, when developed countries are busy doing research in areas that can benefit man. Our study in Africa is aiming at how certain set of people will go into extinction. After killing of five Men in Mozambique, a superstitious…
Senegal protests over fraudulent oil deals
Oil, one of the world’s biggest source of income as well as trouble. Senegal being the latest country to be afflicted. On Friday, thousands of people took to the streets of the capital Dakar to protest…
Morsi’s death must be probed, UN insists
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has defended the organisation’s call for an independent and transparent investigation into the death of former Egypt’s president Mohammed Morsi.The deputy spokesman for the UN chief,…
Egyptian authorities hide Morsi’s body, family cries out
Egyptian authorities have refused to allow former president Mohamed Morsi to be buried at his family’s cemetery, his son Abdullah Mohamed Morsi said on Monday. In an interview with Reuters,…
JUST IN: Egypt’s ousted president Mohammed Morsi dies during trial
Egypt's former President Mohammed Morsi, who was ousted by the army in 2013, has died after fainting in a courtroom, state TV says. A former top figure in the now-banned Islamist movement Muslim Brotherhood, Morsi was in…
Ethiopia Shuts Down Text Message Service To Prevent Exam Malpractice
Ethiopia has shut down its text messaging service in a move that is coming as part of a break in internet access in the country for more than two days now. The move is targeted to coincide with…
Botswana decriminalises homosexuality in landmark ruling
Botswana’s High Court has ruled to decriminalise homosexuality on Tuesday, in a landmark case being watched across Africa after Kenya recently upheld its own anti-homosexuality laws. Botswana is regarded as…
China’s influence in Africa grows as more young people learn to speak Mandarin
Inside a brightly-lit classroom, around 20 schoolchildren are enthusiastically singing the Chinese national anthem. That song is followed by another tune in Chinese -- one typically sung during the Lunar New Year.  But…
Cyril Ramaphosa’s 19 Years Walk To Presidency
Over the course of his 66 years, Cyril Ramaphosa has experienced the poverty of Soweto, jail for fighting apartheid, trade union activism, fabulous wealth — and now elected leadership of his country.Ramaphosa, who became…
Kidnappers demand $1.5 million for doctors
Gunmen who kidnapped two Cuban doctors in northeastern Kenya and whisked them to Somalia have demanded $1.5 million (1.35 million euros) for their release, police and government sources said Thursday.The pair — a general…
Grace Mugabe faces new assault charge
Former Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe is facing a new charge of assault, which stems from an incident involving her housekeeper. According to VOA Zimbabwe, housekeeper Shupikai Chiroodza accused…
Designer of South Africa’s national flag passes on
Fred Brownell, the designer of South Africa’s national flag, has died at his home in Pretoria, at the age of 79. South Africa’s Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa said in a statement…
ANC’s Ramaphosa wins South Africa’s election with 55.51%
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa led the African National Congress (ANC) to victory in Wednesday’s election, but a drop in its share of the vote underlines the challenge he faces restoring confidence in his…
Malawi gives albino citizens personal ’emergency alarms’
The Malawian Government is handing out 1,600 personal security alarms to its albino citizens, in an attempt to stop deadly attacks on the albino community. “The gadgets will be distributed to persons…