Zimbabwe bans use of polystyrene-based packing
Zimbabwe’s Environmental Management Agency (EMA) is enforcing an impromptu ban on the use of polystyrene-based packaging citing environmental and health
Malawi to establish a tertiary education watchdog
The government of Malawi will be establishing Malawi Qualifications Authority to regulate and standardize the qualifications awarded by universities and
Somali government grants a $40K monthly stipend for the former President
The government of Somalia has approved a 40,000USD monthly retirement income for the former top leader, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud,
Two worshipers drown in river baptism in Tanzania
A pastor in Tanzania has been detained by the police after two worshipers drowned during baptism in a river near
CAF symposium to consider AFCON dates change
Changing the dates of the Africa Cup of Nations is a top agenda at a two-day Football Symposium taking place
Egypt abolishes visa-free entry for Qatari citizens
Egypt has abolished visa-free travel for Qataris, the latest measure taken against Doha in the ongoing Gulf crisis. The North
FAO: Armyworm invasion threatens to worsen South Sudan’s food situation
A fall armyworms invasion in South Sudan threatens to cause further damage to the country’s farming, worsening food shortages in
EU to limit export of inflatable boats to Libya to curb human trafficking
The European Union will limit the number of inflatable boats and motors it sends to Libya as a way of
Relief as internet returns in Somalia after 3-week outage
Authorities say Somalia’s internet has returned after an outage of more than three weeks cost the Horn of Africa nation
UN launches judicial training curriculum for Somalia
The UN and Somalia government have launched an extensive program to train over 350 judicial officers countrywide as part of