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Africa

South Africa: Citizens resort to vigilantism to curb incessant unrest

Armed community members and vigilante groups have stepped in to tackle unrest in South Africa, taking matters into their own hands and sometimes stoking violence as security forces struggle to restore order. Understaffed and heavily reliant on private security companies,...

South Africa: Death toll from pro-Zuma protest jumps to 32

The number of deaths from the unrest and looting that has afflicted South Africa for many days has grown to 32, with the premier of Kwazulu-Natal province announcing 22 additional deaths on Tuesday morning. According to the premier, Mr. Sihle...

South Africa: Prez Ramaphosa deploys military after 10 killed in pro-Zuma protests

President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday said the deadly unrest gripping the country is unprecedented in post-apartheid South Africa as he deployed troops to help police crush the violence and looting sparked by the jailing of ex-president Jacob Zuma. Soldiers were...

Raja Casablanca 2-1 JS Kabylie: ‘Green Eagles’ devour ‘The Lions of Djurdjura’ to lift CAF Confederation Cup

Moroccan club, Raja Casablanca won the CAF Confederation Cup on Saturday evening after defeating JS Kabylie from Algeria 2-1. First-half goals from Soufiane Rahimi and Ben Malango Ngita were enough for the Green Eagles to finish as champions at Cotonou’s...

South Africa: You cannot send me to jail at my age – Jacob Zuma

Former South African President Jacob Zuma, on Sunday, July 4, announced to hundreds of his supporters that he would be appealing a jail sentence and demanded for justice. South Africa's highest court on Monday sentenced the former president to 15...

DR Congo: At least 10 killed in overnight raid on Beni city

At least ten people were murdered overnight in a raid on the city of Beni in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, witnesses claimed. A civil society organization and a monitoring group also said Islamist extremists were suspected of carrying...

Zambia holds state funeral for ‘hero’ Kaunda today

Zambia is expected to hold a state funeral for founding President Kenneth Kaunda on Friday, July 2, after he succumbed to an illness at the age of 97. He will be laid to rest on July 7. The former politician, affectionately known as KK,...

Sudan stands alone as peacekeeping forces leave after 15 years of presence

Sudan began testing its capacity on Wednesday to provide security and other services to areas that were originally embroiled in conflict, after the departure of African Union and United Nations peacekeeping forces. Wednesday, June 30, was the last day for...

Rwanda signs partnership deal to upgrade Covid vaccine production lab

Rwanda signed a Rwf 3.6 billion ($3.6 million) partnership with the European Union on Wednesday to assist the country in upgrading its laboratory capacity in order to attract investors interested in manufacturing Covid-19 vaccines. The funding will be used to...

Eswatini: 8 protestors dead in intense police crackdown

At least eight people were murdered on Wednesday in Eswatini as police clamped down on pro-democracy protesters, activist groups monitoring the country's turmoil said. The Swaziland Solidarity Network (SSN) and the Swaziland Youth Congress (Swayoco), which have been campaigning for political...
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LGBTQ+ community is not funding National Cathedral project – Rev. Kusi Boateng

The secretary to the board of trustees of the National Cathedral Secretariat Rev. Kusi Boateng, has denied rumours that...