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Legal proceedings have commenced in South Africa as a segment of the Zulu royal family pursues the removal of the king from the throne, despite his relatively short reign. The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria is currently evaluating the legal contentions in the dispute over succession between King Misuzulu
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Zimbabwe long-serving opposition activist and former Mutare Central legislator, Innocent Gonese, has announced his retirement from active politics. Gonese, known for his extensive political career, made this decision to shift his focus to his law practice and human rights activism. He expressed his intention to return to being a private
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The Federal Government on Monday, October 16,announced that it has obtained financial support from the World Bank and the African Development Bank. The loans valued at $1.5bn and $80m respectively, will be used to fund important projects in key sectors of the economy. Nigeria was deemed eligible for
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Kenya's President, William Ruto has extended an invitation to Chinese investors to leverage Kenya's favorable business environment for forging collaborative partnerships, particularly in crucial sectors such as infrastructure, information and communication technology (ICT), agriculture, and energy. This was stated during a meeting with Mr. Li Xi,
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More than 8,000 people have been rescued in the Volta region after heavy flooding caused by the overflow of Akosombo and Kpong hydro-electric dams, the Ghanaian Army revealed. Ghana has deployed its navy and other teams to rescue thousands of people affected by the spillage of excess water from
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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has refuted reports suggesting that he endorsed Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka as the presidential flag bearer for the Azimio Coalition in the forthcoming Kenyan 2027 General Election. According to a statement signed by his Personal Assistant Dennis Onyango, Raila clarified that it was too early
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In a tense confrontation, teachers protesting against the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) decision to terminate their employment were met with teargas and arrested by the police. According to reports, the teachers had initially signed letters of transfer, complaining about security issues in North Eastern Kenya. However, instead of receiving transfer
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With over 70% vote counted, Liberian president, George Weah, and opposition leader, Joseph Boakai, are neck and neck in the race for the presidency as vote tallying continues from last week’s presidential and legislative polls. Provisional results published on Sunday by the National Elections Commission showed Weah had 43.
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Nigeria has experienced a significant increase in inflation, reaching a rate of 26.72% in September 2023. There was a slight increase of 0.92% from August's percentage of 25.80% and was primarily due to the surging cost of food and the challenging economic conditions resulting from
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The government of Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to abolish the visa requirements to allow visa-free travel between each country. The agreement was decided on during the 8th Joint Permanent Commission ( JPC ) between both countries on October 14th, in DR Congo capital, Kinshasa. The agreement is
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a meeting with the World Bank Group / International Monetary Fund in Marrakech, Morocco stated that Nigeria has the option to seek a loan from the Fund to stabilize the currency, considering the current pressure on the naira. The IMF also showed approval for the
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Thousands of residents in Ghana's south-east have fled their homes as a result of the Akosombo Dam overflowing. More than 4000 residents' homes and farms have been destroyed by raging waters along the banks of the River Volta. The Akosombo Dam also known as the Volta Dam,