Tragic floods, landslides in Nepal kills 10 people as rescue efforts intensify
Tragic Floods and landslides caused by heavy downpours in Nepal killed at least 10 people across the Himalayan country, with...
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WHO partners with TikTok to promote credible health information
The World Health Organization (WHO) has partners with TikTok in a year-long initiative to promote reliable, science-based health information. With...
Unexploded missiles in Gaza pose safety concerns as agencies work to address the issue
In central Gaza, residents of Deir al-Balah have raised concerns about unexploded missiles scattered around densely populated areas, particularly near...
Namibia welcomes descendants of genocide survivors in ongoing restorative justice effort
The Namibian government has welcomed nearly 100 Batswana of Herero descendants back to their ancestral land in a historic step...
Uganda Airlines plans expansion with acquisition of new aircraft
Uganda Airlines is moving forward with plans to expand its fleet as part of a broader strategy to grow its...
Nationwide lockdown looms as Ghana battles illegal mining crisis
Ghana is set to undergo a nationwide lockdown on Monday, September 30, as civil servants and labor unions escalate their...
Community radio stations in the Sahel call for stronger protection of journalists amid rising security risks
Journalists in the Sahel region are calling for increased protection as community radio stations and media freedom groups raise concerns...
Efforts to secure birth certificates offer hope to Cameroon’s marginalized Indigenous communities
In rural Cameroon's hope is on the horizon for Indigenous communities like the Baka and Bagyieli, as new initiatives seek...
Marley brothers honor father’s legacy with first tour in two decades
The five sons of reggae legend Marley brothers are uniting for their first tour in 20 years, performing across the...
Schools in Burundi implement preventive measures to curb mpox spread among students
Schools in Burundi are stepping up efforts to prevent the spread of mpox as the new academic year begins, with...
UTG Students’ Union endowment fund scandal: Panel clears Badjie, orders Jarjusey to repay D1 million
In a significant development regarding the University of The Gambia (UTG) Students' Union endowment fund scandal, an investigative panel has...
Zambian President suspended judges over judicial misconduct
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has suspended three top Constitutional Court judges following allegations of judicial misconduct, acting on the recommendations...
Senegal mourns Professor Amadou Mahtar Mbow
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has expressed his deep sorrow at the passing of Professor Amadou Mahtar Mbow, the former Director-General...
Opposition parties unite ahead of Senegal’s legislative elections
In Senegal’s legislative elections 40 Opposition parties have joined forces to form the “Bloc of Liberals and Democrats” (BLD) -...
Mali marks 64th independence with focus on unity, security achievements
Mali celebrated its 64th independence anniversary on Sunday, September 22, with events held across the nation, including the capital, Bamako....
WHO reports progress in combating mpox as vaccination rollout begins in Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported nearly 30,000 suspected cases of mpox across Africa since the start of the...
Tanzanian opposition leaders Freeman Mbowe and Tundu Lissu push for peaceful protests despite government crackdown
In a demonstration of resilience and commitment to peaceful activism, Tanzania's main opposition party, Chadema, stood firm in the face...
Tanzanian opposition leaders emphasize democracy amid protest ban, highlighting commitment to peaceful advocacy
Tanzanian opposition leaders from the Chadema party remain focused on peaceful advocacy, despite a government-imposed protest ban in Dar es...
South Sudanese remain hopeful for lasting peace and progress despite election delay
At an International Peace Day event in Juba, South Sudan’s vibrant cultural diversity was on full display, but the collective...
Political and economic leaders urge focus on rural empowerment to boost Uganda’s development
During a lively discussion on Morning at NTV, political and economic leaders called for enhanced infrastructure and financial inclusion to...
U.N. General Assembly approves comprehensive blueprint to tackle global challenges
The U.N. General Assembly has approves far-reaching "Pact for the Future," aimed at uniting the world's nations to address critical...
Ruto praises Kenyan police force on visit to Haiti
Kenya's President William Ruto arrived in Haiti on Saturday, highlighting the positive impact of the Kenyan police force in combating...
Beirut residents take proactive measures following electronic device safety concerns
Following a series of attacks in Beirut involving exploding pagers and walkie-talkies, residents of Lebanon's capital are adopting proactive safety...
FESTAC Africa 2024: Reviving African Unity Through Arts and Culture in Kisumu, Kenya
The 5th edition of the Festival of Arts and Culture Africa Festival (FESTAC) concluded its week-long celebrations in Kisumu, Kenya,...
Scientists take significant step toward saving Northern White Rhino from extinction
In a groundbreaking move toward preserving the critically endangered Northern White Rhino, scientists are one step closer to restoring the...
Congo strengthens efforts to contain mpox outbreaks despite challenges
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are ramping up efforts to control outbreaks of mpox a zoonotic disease...
Baobab trade flourishes as health-conscious consumers drive demand in Zimbabwe
Loveliness Bhitoni, a 50-year-old mother from Kotwa, Zimbabwe, has turned her lifelong tradition of foraging for baobab fruit into a...
Resourcefulness drives HIV intervention progress in Muzarabani
Despite facing resource constraints, Muzarabani district in Mashonaland Central province continues to make significant strides in HIV intervention, particularly in...
Former Gabonese president Bongo calls for national reconciliation and acknowledges past shortcomings
Ali Bongo Ondimba, the former president of Gabon who was ousted in a coup last year, has addressed the Gabonese...
South Sudan’s Filda Bandas breaking barriers as a female footballer
Filda Bandas, one of South Sudan's few female footballer and the only left-footed player at the national level, is making...
Congolese army, MONUSCO work together to protect civilians amid security challenges
In the face of escalating violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Congolese army forces, with support from...
Former Gabon’s president Ali Bongo steps away from politics, calls for national reconciliation
In a significant step towards national reconciliation, Former Gabon’s president, Ali Bongo, has announced his retirement from politics, a year...
Finance Minister clarifies OIC vehicle procurement process, highlights transparency and strategic financing
Finance Minister Seedy Keita addressed the National Assembly yesterday, offering a detailed explanation of the procurement and financing process for...
Lawyer appeals death sentenced for 3 Americans convicted in DRC coup attempt
The lawyer representing three American citizens sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for their involvement in...
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi reaffirmed support for Comoros following President Assoumani’s recovery from assassination attempt
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt has reaffirmed his country’s steadfast support for the security and stability of Comoros after...
Senegal focuses on growth stabilization, electoral preparedness ahead of November elections
Despite concerns over economic challenges, Senegal remains focused on stabilizing growth and preparing for the upcoming parliamentary elections on November...
Zimbabwe to cull elephants to address food shortages, manage wildlife population
Zimbabwe’s wildlife authority has announced plans to cull around 200 elephants as part of a broader strategy to address food...
Cape Town plans $2.42bn investment to create 135,000 jobs
Cape Town is making a bold move towards economic growth with a planned investment of $2.42 billion in infrastructure projects...
Morocco strengthens border security to maintain order and safety near Ceuta
On Monday, September 16, Morocco significantly increased its border security near the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, with scores of security...
Kaps Fungaroo, Fred Bamwine emphasize inclusive development and citizen engagement
Kaps Fungaroo, MP Emeritus, and Fred Bamwine, Commissioner, recently spoke about the importance of inclusive development, citizen participation, and the...
Authorities take swift action against alleged labor violations at Babel restaurant in Menlyn
In a decisive move to address labor concerns, authorities arrested at least three individuals during a raid at Babel restaurant...
Sierra Leone-born ballerina Michaela DePrince, known for starring in Beyoncé’s ‘Lemonade,’ passes away at 29
Michaela Mabinty DePrince, a renowned ballerina born during Sierra Leone’s civil war, who rose to international fame and danced in...
Uganda bridges digital divide with innovative internet hubs
A tech-led charity organization is making strides in central Uganda by addressing the digital gap in remote communities through the...
US supports two permanent seats for African nations on UN Security Council
In a significant step toward global equity, the United States announced its backing for two permanent seats for African countries...
WHO grants first mpox vaccine approval to boost fight against disease in Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Friday its first-ever approval of a vaccine for mpox, marking a crucial step...
Senegal to hold early elections on November 17 as President Faye seeks parliamentary majority
Six months into his presidency, Bassirou Diomaye Faye has called for early elections to be held on November 17th after...
South Africa’s coalition government sees Afrikaans conflict as manageable, says DA leader
John Steenhuisen, leader of South Africa’s Democratic Alliance (DA), assured the public that while disagreements are expected in the country’s...
Gambia ranks among top ten African countries with strongest import cover
The Gambia has been recognized as one of the top ten African countries with the strongest import cover, thanks to...
AAWIC to host special virtual screening during 79th United Nations General Assembly Week
The African American Women In Cinema (AAWIC) is set to host a special virtual screening side event during the 79th...
Workers call off protest that grounded flights at Kenya’s main airport
Kenya's airport workers' union has called off a strike that grounded flights in the country's main airport on Wednesday over...