Zuma Corruption Trial To Resume Amid Violent South Africa Protests

Jacob Zuma

The 79-year-old appeared in person for the opening and pleaded not guilty The dragging corruption trial of South Africa’s jailed ex-president Jacob Zuma resumes on Monday despite deadly violence that swept the nation after his imprisonment in an unrelated case. Zuma faces 16 charges of fraud, graft, and racketeering related to a 1999 purchase of … Read more

Riot Intensifies In S/Africa Over Imprisonment Of Ex-President Jacob Zuma

Zuma

Zuma was sentenced last month for defying a constitutional court order to give evidence at an inquiry investigating high-level corruption during his nine years in office Rioters looted shops and threw stones at police on Tuesday as violent protests triggered by the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma spread across South Africa. The military prepared … Read more

{VIDEO} Cheating Man Jumps Gate As Wife Follows In Fierce Pursuit

{VIDEO} Cheating Man Jumps Gate As Wife Follows In Fierce Pursuit

A man has gone viral on social media after a clip surfaced online showing the unidentified man, ostensibly of East-African origin, scaling the gate to a compound after his wife caught him cheating with another woman. READ MORE: Five Friends Die In Car Accident While Returning From Nightclub See Why A Woman Stabbed Her Relative … Read more

Worst Of COVID-19 Is Yet To Come For Africa – WHO

Nigerian Doctor Dies Of COVID-19 In Cross River

Sixteen African countries are now seeing a resurgence of the virus, with the more contagious Delta strain detected in 10 of them Africa has just lived through its most devastating week of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the worst is yet to come as the third wave gathers pace on the continent, the World Health Organization … Read more

Pressure Mali To Return To Civilian Rule, Buhari Urges ECOWAS Leaders

The statement by the Nigerian leader at the Summit also addressed other pertinent issues of concern in the organisation… President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday called on West African leaders to exert pressure on the military leadership in Mali to ensure that the transition process in the country is not aborted. He made the call in … Read more

Zambian Founding Father And Former President Kenneth Kaunda Is Dead

Kaunda

Kaunda’s office had on Monday said he was “unwell and was admitted to… Maina Soko Medical Centre,” a military hospital in the capital Lusaka Zambia’s former president and one of Africa’s liberation giants, Kenneth Kaunda has died on Thursday following a struggle with pneumonia. He was aged 97. His son, Kambarage Kaunda announced his father’s … Read more

Namibia Accepts Germany’s Genocide Offer But It’s ‘Not Enough’ – Govt

…many Namibians have rejected the outcome of the talks, claiming the offered amount is insulting and asking Germany to directly compensate victims in the form of “reparations” Namibia on Friday said a 1.1 billion euro development budget offered by Germany as compensation for an early 20th century genocide by colonial troops was “not enough” but … Read more

Third Wave Of COVID-19 Imminent And Africa Isn’t Ready – WHO

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Africa has officially registered over 4.8 million COVID-19 cases and 130,000 deaths, WHO says. With vaccine deliveries at a near-standstill and lacking key resources in frontline care, Africa is poorly prepared for the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, the UN warned on Thursday. “Many African hospitals and clinics are still far from ready to … Read more

UN Secretary Condemns Incessant Abduction Of Students In Nigeria

Kidnapping, Surveillance

  “This is developing into an “abhorrent pattern” with serious impact on the children’s well-being and development, as well as for teachers and families.’’ UN Secretary-General António Guterres has condemned the recent abduction of students from an Islamic School in Tegina town, Niger State. Spokesperson for the Secretary-General, Stéphane Dujarric, at a press briefing at … Read more

African Union Suspends Mali And Warns Of Sanctions

African Union

Colonel Assimi Goita, who led the coup, was appointed transitional president by the country’s constitutional court four days ago. Mali has been suspended from the African Union following last week’s military coup – for the second time in nine months. The first was last August following a military coup – but the country was reinstated … Read more

Mali Constitutional Court Declares Colonel Goita Transitional President

BREAKING: Assailants Attack Mali Interim President, Mali

Goita had originally been named vice president with other key posts given to fellow army officers. Mali’s constitutional court on Friday named Colonel Assimi Goita, leader of the post-coup junta, as the country’s transitional president. The judgement stipulated that Goita would “exercise the functions of transitional president to lead the transition process to its conclusion”, … Read more

Mali Coup Leader Col. Assimi Goita Declares Himself President

BREAKING: Assailants Attack Mali Interim President, Mali

While Col. Goita pledged to go ahead with holding new elections in 2022 as previously promised, his display of force casts doubt on whether the vote will go ahead without significant interference… President Bah N’Daw and Prime Minister Moctar Ouane were arrested Monday, along with other government leaders, hours after naming a new Cabinet that … Read more

INTERPOL Launches Initiative To Fight Internet Fraud In Nigeria

Interpol Trails 500,000 Euros COVID-19 Scam To Nigeria

The International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) has announced its decision to create new cybercrime operations to boost the capacity of 49 African countries to fight cybercrime. According to INTERPOL, the Africa desk will help shape a regional strategy to drive intelligence-led coordinated actions against cybercriminals. The International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) has announced its decision … Read more

Zulu Queen Dies A Month After Taking Throne

Queen Shiyiwe Mantfombi Dlamini Zulu of the 11 million-strong nation died just a month after she became regent. The Zulu royal family in South Africa has announced the death of its monarch Queen Shiyiwe Mantfombi Dlamini Zulu just a month after she became regent. Queen Mantfombi, 65, became interim leader of the country’s largest ethnic … Read more

The Rebirth Of Africa Is Here

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We claimed we were decolonized but yet we still live in the shadows of the Whiteman, we speak their languages, we dress like them, we even go as far as changing the color of our skin to look like them. The question is; where are our African values? It has been eradicated, destroyed, suppressed without … Read more

Today Is Idriss Deby’s Burial, See The List Of 11 World Leaders Expected To Be Present

 Chad is set to bury their late indefatigable  president, Idriss Deby, today being Friday Over a dozen of African leaders are being expected to be present, to pay the late president his last respect. According to Guardian, the World Leaders that are expected to attend the funeral are: (1.) Emmanuel Macronn, the President of France … Read more

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