Ex-Zambia President Lungu’s Son, Dalitso, Loses $1.262 Million Asset to the State
Also forfeited to the state include 79 cars and more than 20 pieces of land spread in different parts of the country.
Author: Kevin Sewe
Gunmen kidnap 9 Catholic worshippers at night prayers in Nigeria
Gunmen seized nine worshippers from a Catholic church during Sunday night prayers in restive central Nigeria, police said, in the latest bout of kidnappings in Africa’s most populous country.
Tundu Lissu supporters flood a packed court as his treason case resumes
The case has been postponed to Wednesday, 11th 2026.
Ruth Odinga demands accountability in ODM as cracks in the party deepen
As the government prepares to review the performance of its ten-point agenda next month, Kisumu Woman Representative Ruth Odinga has urged leaders to confront the reality of its implementation.
Nigeria president deploys army after new massacre
Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu deployed an army battalion to a troubled state after gunmen killed as many as 162 people in one of the country’s deadliest attacks in recent months.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former leader, killed in Libya
Seif al-Islam Kadhafi, the son of Libya’s late longtime ruler, has died, relatives reported on Tuesday, without providing details on his death.
Government shifts to electric vehicles in landmark move towards modernization of transport
Roads and Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir has announced plans by the government to shift–fully to electric vehicles, a landmark move geared towards modernising national transport.
Gunmen kill at least 67 in west-central Nigeria
Gunmen have killed at least 67 people in Kwara state in west-central Nigeria, authorities said Wednesday, with the toll expected to rise.
Uganda court dismisses first anti-gay law case
A Ugandan court has dismissed the first case brought under an anti-gay law seen as one of the harshest in the world, a lawyer told AFP on Tuesday.
Ghana pauses citizenship applications for African descendants abroad
Ghana has said it is suspending citizenship applications from descendents of Africans living abroad, a move analysts say could dent the country’s bid to promote itself as a Pan-African hub.
