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Zimbabwe’s Health Care Workers Strike Over Poor Wages

Written by Umamah Bakharia  Doctors, nurses and other health sector workers in Zimbabwe have told the government that they'll go on strike today in protest against poor working conditions and remuneration. Reports suggest that healthcare workers' remuneration is so...

Zimbabwe’s Economic Crisis Worsens As Inflation Increases

Written by Umamah Bakharia  Zimbabwe's economic crisis seems to be worsening.  The fall-out from the Ukraine invasion, a local currency and government interventions are all contributing to skyrocketing cost of living in Zimbabwe. With official inflation rates at 130%,...

Morocco Bans ‘The Lady of Heaven’ Film

Umm Muhammed Umar A sacrilegious film, ‘The Lady of Heaven’, has been banned in Morocco. The film will not be screened for commercial or cultural purposes in the North African country. The BBC reports that the film was condemned by the country's religious council. The...

Africa Report: Tensions rise in Rwanda, food scarcity in Africa and Kenyan elections

Raahil Sain 08:06:2022 In the Africa report on Radio Islam International political analyst, Stephanie Wolters discusses rising tensions in Rwanda, food scarcity in Africa and the upcoming Kenyan election. According to Wolters, the M23 rebel group is symbolic of the...
Filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam begins

Filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam begins

Husain Mohamed – 15/07/2020 Ethiopia’s water minister has announced that the country has begun filling the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a massive hydroelectric dam it is building on the Blue Nile. Seleshi Bekele said that the construction of the dam and the...

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Protestors Ransack Mali Ruling Party Offices

Protestors Ransack Mali Ruling Party Offices

Eleven people were killed in violent demonstrations on Friday and Saturday in Mali, with one political party accusing the government of deploying anti-terrorism forces to the country’s streets. On Sunday, protesters looted a building belonging to President Ibrahim...

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Burkina Faso Military Accused of Town Killings

Burkina Faso Military Accused of Town Killings

The New York Times reports that in Burkina Faso the bodies of at least 180 men have been found in the town of Djibo. The bodies have been found in fields, by the side of road, and under bridges over the past eight months, beginning last November. Residents of the town...

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Kenya Scraps the School Year

Kenya Scraps the School Year

All schools in Kenya are only to reopen in 2021. Kenya’s Ministry of Education said that all students would resume studies in their current grades, next year. The school year was scrapped in Kenya as a result of the spread of the coronavirus in the East African...

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African Nations Prepare to Reopen Airspace

African Nations Prepare to Reopen Airspace

Nations on the African continent face a tough choice as coronavirus infections soar: Do they welcome the international flights that introduced the coronavirus to the continent, or allow their economies to be further damaged by keeping borders closed? Egypt reopened...

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