Over 60,000 Rwandan students to repeat classes after failing exams
Students who performed poorly to be offered government help through a special programme.
Author: Leah Ngari
Somali officials angered over ‘deportation’ of country’s nationals
People were rounded up, taken to a stadium and ordered to get onboard trucks.
Widow of the late leader Robert Mugabe challenges a court order to exhume his remains
Mugabe’s family claims that he did not want to be buried at the national shrine.
Over 5,000 missing South Sudanese citizens are reunited with their families
Efforts to trace missing persons are ongoing.
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Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp down in global outage
Facebook working to restore access to its social media platforms.
Kenya’s electoral body launches 30-day nationwide voter registration
The IEBC plans to conduct mass voter registration for the diaspora in December this year
Ethiopia’s PM Abiy Ahmed sworn in for second 5-year term
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was on Monday sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice Meaza Ashenafi
Qatar holds first legislative elections in its history on Saturday
The state will choose members of its top advisory panel, known as the Shura Council.
WFP warns at least 2.4 million Kenyans at risk of going hungry by November
2.4 million people at risk of going hungry in Northern and Eastern Kenya.
Tanzanian singer Diamond Platnumz is accused of living a “fake lifestyle”
“He (Diamond) is living a lie and everyone believes it”
