Guinea’s coup leader Col Mamady Doumbouya sworn in as interim president
Guinea’s military leader Colonel Mamady Doumbouya who led last month’s coup in the country is sworn in as Interim President
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The U.S condemns Ethiopia’s move to expel 7 senior U.N. officials
The United States has called for an immediate reversal of the decision.
Ethiopia orders 7 top UN officials to leave the country for ‘meddling’
Ethiopia gives United Nations officials 72 hours to leave the nation
Malawian MP commits suicide in the country’s Parliament building
In his suicide note, Chiwaya said he was tired of begging for what belonged to him.
Kenya Airways inks a deal with South Africa Airways with plans for a pan-African airline group
Kenya’s National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) has signed an agreement with South Africa Airways (SAA) to boost passenger traffic, cargo opportunities and general trade.
WHO head apologizes over DR Congo’s reports of sexual abuse
Investigators report allegations of sexual abuse by WHO staff deployed to fight an Ebola outbreak in the DRC
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Amazon launches a robot that can check on loved ones and provide security
Amazon launches its home robot that can drive around your home and check on loved ones
US President to nominate first African to head Aids Relief Programme
US President Joe Biden makes official his intent to nominate Dr. John Nkengasong, the head of Africa CDC, to lead the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (Pepfar)
Taliban to ‘temporarily’ adopt monarchy constitution with cautions
The Taliban group plans to temporarily adopt a 1964 constitution that granted women the right to vote
Zambia’s President re-appoints an official who was sacked by his predecessor
President Hakainde Hichilema reappoints an official whose sacking last year sparked outrage
