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Demands Grow for Freedom of 36 Activists Ahead of Cameroon Elections

Five Years of Silence: The Unfolding Legacy of Cameroon’s Protest Crackdown As Cameroon approaches the presidential elections scheduled for October 12, the shadows of repression linger longer than ever. This month marks five years since the violent crackdown on protests led by the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC) in September 2020—an event that has left a lasting scar on the nation’s collective conscience. A Dark Chapter in Cameroon’s History The protests, which erupted in response to long-standing grievances regarding…

Kenya Airways Seeks $500 Million Investment to Grow Aircraft Fleet

Kenya Airways: Navigating Turbulence and Anticipating New Horizons Amidst the riveting expanse of African skies, Kenya Airways, one of the continent's airline giants, finds itself grappling with financial headwinds yet plotting a hopeful course toward recovery and growth. As the airline announced plans to secure at least $500 million in new capital by next year’s first quarter, it underscores a dynamic mix of challenges and ambitions in the aviation industry. A Journey Through Financial Storms Kenya Airways, often hailed…

Breaking Down Entry Hurdles: Microgrants Empower Somali Sambusa Artisan and Other Culinary Startups to Grow

Mariam Mohamed is the brilliant mind behind Hoyo, one of the lucky dozen startups chosen for 2024 microgrants awarded by the benevolent Market Entry Fund. You might have bumped into her on October 1, 2024, bustling around Hoyo's hustle-and-bustle Bloomington spot. Cheers to Dymanh Chhoun and Sahan Journal for shining a spotlight on this! In Somali language, "Hoyo" translates to the word “mother.” Back in 2015, the Mohamed sisters, including Mariam, Halima, and Asha, thought of a grand plan. They decided to put Somali…

Tunisian volleyball players want to grow up in Tokyo

The Tunisian men's volleyball team lost 3 sets to 1 against the USA on July 28, 2021 in Tokyo. This is the Tunisians' third defeat in a row during these Olympics. But the African champions assure that they are above all there to grow, by meeting the best. From our special correspondent in Tokyo,The American volleyball players…

Salaam Somali Financial institution helps small companies develop

Salaam Somali Bank helps small businesses grow MOGADISHU, Somalia - Salaam Somali Bank (SSB) continues to provide free microfinance to small businesses in the country as part of a grant program aimed at improving the start-up economy. On Thursday, the bank's branch in KM5 in Mogadishu provided free microfinance to local retailers, including women, to help improve their small and…

Small agencies Somalia will get unfastened microfinance fund to develop

Salaam Somali Financial institution (SSB) has supplied unfastened microfinance to small agencies in the rustic's capital as component of the once a year large a laugh program aimed toward growing cultivation and rivalry within the economic system. On Sunday, the financial institution's department in Madina introduced unfastened microfinance to home investors, together with ladies, to aid increase their budding businesses, in keeping with administration. Communicating on the time, the beneficiaries of Salaam Somalis…

The loss of life toll rises to 110 after Boko Haram militants attacked the farm in Nigeria, the UN mentioned

A weekend assault on a village in northeastern Nigeria signposted by the Boko Haram group left no less than 110 useless, UN humanitarian coordinators within the nation mentioned on Sunday. "At the very least 110 civilians had been ruthlessly killed and plenty of others injured on this assault," Edward Kallon mentioned in an announcement after the unique tolls indicated 43 after which no less than 70 useless after Saturday's bloodbath of suspected Boko Haram fighters. "The incident is probably the most…

40 killed when militants assault the farm in northern Nigeria

Militants have killed at the least 40 individuals on a farm within the state of Borno in northeastern Nigeria, three sources advised Reuters on Saturday. The assault on Kwashebe Zamarmari within the Jere municipality space occurred late within the morning native time when the employees have been harvesting rice, in response to a village chief, an area fighter with the Zamarmari group and a police supply. The authorities' seek for the attackers has begun. The navy and police didn't instantly reply to…

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