Burundi last week launched a modernization project to the port of Bujumbura in a bid to boost efficiency to its operations
The project will be financed and implemented by Japan and is estimated to cost about 31 million US dollars. “This
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Central African musical artists are now opting for a change through new musical sounds
A musical event was organized in Bangui recently by a famous Central African artist by the name Idylle MAMBA who
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Ivory Coast has launched several operations against corruption in the public services
Particularly the police and gendarmerie, a persistent scourge in the country, the Minister for the Promotion of Good Governance announced
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Tunisia’s President Kais Saied said yesterday that the country is being run by a “mafia” and pledged to fight corrupt politicians
This is a state with two regimes, an apparent regime, that of the institutions, and a real regime, that of
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Two years ago, Victoria Mejias abandoned her slavish pursuit of sleek tresses
A common obsession in Venezuela where hair and race identity are closely intertwined. After a near two-decade struggle with damaging
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Buhari has sworn in three National Commissioners of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
They include Dr Baba Bila representing the North-East zone, Professor Sani Adam, representing the North-Central zone and Professor Abdullahi Abdu,
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Sunday his intention to introduce a “vaccine passport”
Amid widespread mistrust of the Covid-19 vaccine in the continent’s most affected country. In a televised address to the nation,
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Abidjan hosts 13th FEMUA concert after Covid postponement
Canceled last year due to the coronavirus, the 13th edition of the Anoumabo (Femua) Urban Music Festival, organized by the
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Afghan women will be allowed to attend university as long as they study separately from men
Women’s rights in Afghanistan were sharply curtailed under the Taliban’s 1996-2001 rule, though since returning to power last month the
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The African Union’s health watchdog accused world leaders Thursday of falling short
In their pledge to share coronavirus vaccines with poorer nations, and their failure risked making the disease endemic. Africa is
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