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France Tries to Boost Relations In African Countries

Umamah Bakharia  Last week, French president Emmanuel Macron embarked on a three-nation tour of west African countries. The trip included Cameroon, Benin and Guinea-Bissau, with the continent's food crisis at the top of the agenda. The official state visit comes days...

Sleepless Nights for Zimbabweans over Termination of Exemption Permit

Umm Muhammed Umar The Zimbabwean Immigration Federation is taking the Department of Home Affairs to court over the termination of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP). This is the second lawsuit the department is facing over the looming termination of the ZEP, after...

Nigerian Unions Protest Over 6 Month University Closures

Umamah Bakharia The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) are embarking on a two-day protest on Tuesday to demonstrate against a six-month shutdown of public universities across the country due to pay disagreements between the government and teachers. Speaking to Radio Islam...

Tunisian Referendum Amendments Possible Return To Autocratic Rule

Umamah Bakharia  Tunisians have voted in a referendum on a new constitution that critics of the president fear will dismantle the democracy after a 2011 revolution by handing him nearly total power. The vote was held on the first anniversary of Kais Saied’s ousting of...
Nigeria Suspends Final Year School Exams

Nigeria Suspends Final Year School Exams

Nigeria has suspended the national examination for final year high school students. This follows violent clashes between anti-police brutality protesters and security forces. The Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) determines whether a learner can gain...

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Nigerian Military Shoots Dead #Endsars Protestors

Nigerian Military Shoots Dead #Endsars Protestors

The BBC reports that a number of demonstrators against police brutality have been shot dead or wounded in Lagos, Nigeria. Witnesses told local media that up to 12 people had been killed when soldiers opened fire. Meanwhile, Amnesty International said it has received...

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Burkina Faso : A Step Away from Famine

Burkina Faso : A Step Away from Famine

  The World Food Programme on Monday said thousands in the Central Sahel will face even further destitution unless immediate access is granted to humanitarian organizations. The UN emergency food relief agency warned that disastrous levels of hunger could hit...

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