Zambia acquires tablet computers for country’s first electronic census
Zambia on Friday received its first batch of tablets to be used in conducting the first-ever electronically conducted population and
Intercommunal violence, terrorist attacks fuel tensions in W. Africa
Inter-communal violence and persistent attacks by extremists, continue to undermine peace and security across West Africa. The UN’s top official
38 Zambians repatriated from Namibia over various criminal offenses
About 38 Zambians have been repatriated from Namibia in the last one week due to various criminal offices, an immigration
Kenya’s COVID-19 cases top 9,000
Kenya has yet again reported a record number of new single-day COVID-19 infections as it continues its reopening after months
Namibia records first COVID-19 death
Namibia on Friday recorded the first COVID-19 death after 116 days without any recorded deaths. Namibia’s Health Minister, Kalumbi Shangula,
All drone strikes ‘in self-defence’ should go before Security Council: Rights expert
The growing use of weaponised drones risks destabilising global peace and security and creating a “drone power club” among nations,
Mali president’s speech fails to appease opposition
Mali’s main protest group said that fresh anti-government demonstrations would take place Friday, rejecting the president’s latest attempts to appease
Africa needs new infrastructure models to meet growing population needs: report
A new report has urged Africa with its development partners to design new business models for infrastructure development to meet
South Africa running out of oxygen as COVID-19 cases soar
South Africa is experiencing an oxygen shortage amid its battle against COVID-19, which has strained its health sector. An AP
Malawians unhappy about their president’s cabinet
Malawians poured their frustrations on the social media platforms over the appointment of the new cabinet of ministers by President