East-Africa
Eritrea accuses the United States of causing conflicts
The Eritrean Foreign Minister accused the United States administration of supporting the Tigray People’s Liberation Movement (TPLM) over the past 20 years…
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Somalis flip to Ethiopian Airways amid battle with Kenya
MOGADISHU, Somalia – After the resumption of diplomatic relations between Mogadishu and Addis Ababa, Ethiopian Airlines seems to have reaped big reaping,…
East-Africa
We’ll crush the traitors, says Abiy Ahmed in the course of the Tigray conflict
ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopians must be courageous and face their enemies without fear, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said, noting that the country…
East-Africa
UN report: Somali troopers in Eritrea participated within the Tigray genocide
NAIROBI, Kenya – Somali troops training in Eritrea took part in the Tigray War that left thousands dead and displaced tens of…
Central-Africa
the relocation of the displaced to Goma raises the question of
The government has approved the gradual and orderly return of the displaced population after the volcanic eruption on 22 May. But the…
Central-Africa
these famous African players without everything
The summer market for football transfer is about to open in many countries on June 9, 2021. Several famous African players are…
West-Africa
food storage cubes now
In Senegal, they are found in most kitchens. Food broths will now be taxed at 25%. This is a new provision introduced…
East-Africa
Tigray’s banking system has in part
In Ethiopia, the conflict continues in Tigray province. It killed thousands of people and also caused significant damage. In particular, many infrastructures…
Central-Africa
Nyiragongo outbreak: “There was no sign
Congolese Prime Minister Sama Lukonde Kyenge ended a three-day visit to Goma on Monday, affected by a volcanic eruption on May 22.…
Central-Africa
Calm returns to South Darfur after clashes
Uncertain calm prevailed on Monday in South Darfur, located in southwestern Sudan, after clashes last week. Conflicts between two opposing tribes left…
West-Africa
Nigerian media stand up to demand
In Nigeria, while authorities suspended access to Twitter on Friday, June 4, the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) is asking the media to…
