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AU Calls for Investigation Into Horrific Migrants Deaths at the Morocco/Spain Border

Written by Umamah Bakharia Over the weekend, videos circulating on social media showed a horrifying incident of bodies on the ground in pools of blood at the Millela border between Morocco and Spain. It also shows Moroccan police beating and kicking migrants while the...

Charumbira calls on African leaders to use their resources in corruption combat

By Neelam Rahim Newly-elected Pan African Parliament President, Fortune Charumbira, has appealed to African leaders to use resources at their disposal to handle the myriad of challenges the continent is facing. Charumbira was elected unopposed as Malawian candidate...

Tunisian President Kais Saied Expected To Approve First Draft of the New Constitution

Written by Umamah Bakharia  Tunisian president Kais Saied is expected to approve the first draft of the new Constitution today. Saied was handed the draft on Monday as it came less than a month ahead of the referendum planned for 25 July.     The planned...

[LISTEN] The Africa Report: Hundreds of Thousands of Zimbabweans to be Affected by Expiring Permits

Umm Muhammed Umar On The Africa Report, Radio Islam spoke to the Head of Programs at Media Monitoring Africa, Thandi Smith. Commonwealth leaders met in Kigali on Friday, June 24th, and amongst other things, discussed the relevance of the Commonwealth. Smith said that...
Coronavirus: Africa’s Fake Chloroquine Problem

Coronavirus: Africa’s Fake Chloroquine Problem

Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, there have been assertions that hydroxychloroquine could be of assistance in the prevention and treatment the deadly virus. Africa News reports that it has since been trafficked. Chloroquine is well known in Africa....

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Aid Workers ‘Executed’ in Nigeria

Aid Workers ‘Executed’ in Nigeria

Five aid workers have been killed in Nigeria. According to the BBC they had been abducted last month in Borno State. The Boko Haram group is being held responsible for their murder. Nigeria's president Muhammadu Buhari said the men were working for Action Against...

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No Protests for Mali until after Eid

No Protests for Mali until after Eid

Mali’s opposition movement has announced plans that all protests in the country will be postponed until after the Eid-ul Adha festivities. Africa News reports that the group’s leaders have decided to withhold all activates till the end of July, saying this is not a...

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