Politics
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Museveni akashifu tena Benki ya Dunia kwa kusitisha msaada kwa Uganda
Rais wa Uganda Yoweri Museveni kwa mara nyingine amekosoa uondoaji wa ufadhili wa Benki ya Dunia, akisema kuwa shirika hilo linajidanganya ikiwa linadhani kwamba hatua hiyo itawatia hofu Waganda. Katika taarifa iliyochapishwa kwenye akaunti yake…
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Vyama vya Afrika Kusini vyatia saini mkataba wa kukiondoa chama tawala cha ANC
Muungano wa vyama saba vya kisiasa nchini Afrika Kusini umetia saini mkataba wa kutaka kukiondoa chama tawala cha African National Congress (ANC) katika uchaguzi wa 2024. Mkataba wa Vyama vingi vya Afrika Kusini ulisema iwapo…
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Hakuna ubaya kufanya maandamano – Raila Odinga anasema
Odinga amesema jambo pekee ambalo si sahihi ni ukatili wa polisi
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Soldiers killed in jihadist ambush in Niger
Another 20 were said to be wounded. The ambush happened in the Tillabéri region – close to the border with Burkina Faso.
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Niger’s junta-appointed civilian PM visits Chad
Mr Zeine, who has emerged as the diplomatic face of the military government, said his country was now under a “transitional” government and reiterated the junta’s readiness for talks.
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Mapinduzi ya Niger: ECOWAS yaungwa mkono na mataifa ya Afrika ya Kati
Rais Tinubu alikiri wajumbe kadhaa wa kidiplomasia ambao wameingilia kati katika kutatua mgogoro wa Niger akisisitiza kwamba “Kuingilia utawala wa kidemokrasia hakukubaliki kwa ECOWAS.”
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Nigeria army helicopter crashes amid deadly attack
More than a dozen soldiers area are said to have been killed in an ambush in the area where the army has been fighting armed groups.
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African Union hosts Niger talks as regime sends mixed signals
Those attending include AU Commission chief Moussa Faki Mahamat as well as representatives from Niger and the West African bloc ECOWAS
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West African bloc ECOWAS: key facts
The organisation is dominated politically and economically by regional giant Nigeria, which accounts for more than half the bloc’s population and GDP.
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Relief and despair: repeal of logging ban divides Kenya
The government defended lifting the ban, insisting that only mature trees in state-run plantations would be felled, and that Kenya’s most biodiverse and carbon-rich wild forests would remain untouched.
