By Graham Peebles Ancient ethnic divisions and long held grievances die hard. Ethiopia is made up of dozens of tribal and ethnic groups, divided into nine regional states. Oromia is the largest region (it includes the […]
It’s time for the people to rise up By Graham Peebles There are tentative signs that the people of Ethiopia are beginning to organize themselves and stand up against the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) […]
Quds News Agency: The dust of the election campaign has eased towards the Carthage Palace, with the victory of the Tunisian candidate, Qais Saeed, presided over by the Tunisian Republic. Who is the owner of the […]
By Ed Holt Nearly 400 elephants have died in Botswana’s Okavango Delta since March, in what wildlife experts say is one of the largest elephant mortality events ever recorded. Conservationists have criticized the government’s handling of […]
Infections now surpass a half million while the United States formally breaks with the World Health Organization (WHO) By Abayomi Azikiwe Concerns are mounting across the African continent and internationally over the exponential growth in COVID-19 […]
By: Sammi Ibrahem, Sr House of the Zio-Wahhabi rat’s The ‘Arab’ League of Foreign Ministers called Tuesday for a truce in Libya as the warring sides, with the support of their foreign backers mobilise near […]
By Manlio Dinucci Many industries and service companies are failing or shrinking due to the lockdown and subsequent crisis. Instead, there are those who have gained from all this. Facebook, Google (YouTube owner), Microsoft, Apple and […]
By: Precious Banda The killing of George Floyd in the US by the American racist police touched every corner of the world. Media reports and social media shared the rage we all felt; we all […]
Africa’s tourism industry has been hard hit by coronavirus lockdowns. Overnight, hotel bookings were canceled, safaris postponed and cultural tours abandoned. DW meets operators struggling to stay afloat. Scenes of open-topped safari vehicles have disappeared […]
COVID-19 could infect a quarter of a billion people in Africa and kill 150,000 within a year, a WHO model has projected. Amid rising death tolls, Burundi expelled experts from WHO, drawing international condemnation. The […]