africa
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Six African countries to receive mRNA vaccine technology in WHO project
“In the mid- to long-term, the best way to address health emergencies and reach universal health coverage is to significantly increase the capacity of all regions to manufacture the health products they need,”
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Africa Gaming Industry on the Rise
“Gaming in Africa is exploding. Crucially, this applies not only to people playing games, but also those willing to pay as well,” said Carry1st CEO and Co-founder, Cordel Robbin-Coker.
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Kigogo wa ZRB atumbuliwa kwa ufisadi wa bilioni 9.65, Zanzibar
Rais wa Zanzibar, Dk. Hussein Mwinyi, ametengua uteuzi wa Kamisha Mkuu wa Bodi ya Mapato Zanzibar (ZRB), Salum Yussuf Ali na kumsimamisha kazi Mkurugenzi wa Usajili, Ukaguzi na Upelelezi wa Walipa Kodi wa mamlaka hiyo,…
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Chad’s military junta accuses rebel leader of seeking Russian mercenaries aid
Timan Erdimi is being accused of soliciting the help of paramilitaries from a Russian private military contractor.
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Banana leaves and fish scales taking fashion to wild places
Some companies are determined to bring the new textiles into the mainstream.
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UN chief denounces abuses by the Central African Republic army
In 2021, the UN accused the mercenaries and the Central African forces of abuse, alongside its ongoing condemnation of crimes committed against civilians by the country’s rebel groups.
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Gunmen kill 8 traders, 51 cows in Nigeria cattle market
Southeast Nigeria, where separatist agitations are on the rise, has seen a spate of attacks.
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Ex-Mozambique president to testify in country’s biggest corruption scandal
Mozambique is ranked among the poorest country in the world.
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Somali children under five may be pushed into acute malnutrition
Severe drought risks pushing nearly half of Somali children under five into acute malnutrition this year, with hundreds of thousands needing life-saving treatment, the UN warned Tuesday, calling for urgent action. “Malnutrition has reached crisis…
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Queen Elizabeth II returns to royal duties after COVID scare
The scare arose after Prince Charles, her eldest son and heir to the throne, tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time.
