Tanzania declares end of deadly Marburg virus outbreak: WHO
The last confirmed case tested negative on April 19, setting off the 42-day mandatory countdown to declare the end of the outbreak
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Kenya court orders suspension of mass layoff of Facebook moderators
A total of 184 moderators employed in Nairobi by Sama, an outsourcing firm for Meta, filed a lawsuit in March, claiming their dismissal was “unlawful”.
Clashes in Senegal after opposition leader sentenced to two years
A court sentenced firebrand opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to two years’ jail for “corrupting youth
Zimbabwe general elections set for August 23
Ending months of uncertainty, Zimbabwe on Wednesday set the date for presidential elections, renewing the prospect of a battle between…
Anti-LGBTQ disinformation surges online in East Africa
Homosexuality remains a taboo across much of Africa, where gay people are often forced to hide their sexual orientation out of fear for their safety
Nigerians rush to buy fuel ahead of subsidy removal
On Monday, 71-year-old Tinubu triggered a wave of panic when he declared that the “fuel subsidy is gone” after taking the helm of Africa’s most populous nation.
Ousmane Sonko, Senegal’s fiery opposition leader
The 48-year-old has fired up the country’s disaffected young, portraying them, and himself, as victims of the “state mafia.”
Winners and losers of the Premier League season
Liverpool and Tottenham were among the major disappointments as they crashed out of the top four despite high hopes for the season
Somalia to introduce direct universal suffrage in 2024
The move follows a pledge by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in March to end a complex indirect system in place since 1969.
‘Tired’ Pope Francis has fever, clears his schedule
Pope Francis, who has been the leader of the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics for a decade, has suffered increasing health issues over the past year
