Sudanese police fire tear gas to disperse protesters
The protesters are opposed to a military-dominated government.
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ECOWAS threatens further sanctions if Mali fails to commit to a return to democracy
The Economic Community of West African States suspended Mali following military coups in August 2020 and May 2021.
South Africa’s President tests positive for COVID-19
President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is fully vaccinated, began feeling unwell on Sunday.
Sudan yawaachilia wafungwa Zaidi, Lakini Wengi Wangali kizuizini.
Sudan imeachilia huru kundi jingine la wanaharakati, wanasiasa na viongozi wa mashirika ya kiraia, walioshikiliwa baada ya mapinduzi ya Oktoba 25
More than 40 percent of adults globally are overweight or obese
Global Nutrition Report: People are failing to consume enough health-promoting foods like fruits and vegetables, particularly in lower-income countries.
UN orders immediate evacuation of family members of international staff
Tigrayan rebels claim to be edging closer to the capital-Addis Ababa.
Uber can now pick your orders for Marijuana
Uber announced Monday that it was starting to take orders for recreational cannabis in Canada, along with snacks, through its…
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister to head to the war front to lead soldiers battling TPLF rebels
Fears of a rebel advance on the capital have prompted several countries to pull out non-essential diplomatic staff.
Woman accuses late football star Diego Maradona of rape
Mavys Rego says her relationship with Maradona lasted “between four and five years”.
Study warns Climate warming forecasts may be more uncertain than widely assumed
At issue is the standard method used to connect the dots between a set of climate policies and the end-of-century temperature increases.
