
The African Forum (AFF) and partners have made a rallying call for African forestry stakeholders to place nature-based solutions in combination with other safety nets, at the heart of climate…

Ismaila looked on dejectedly as a convoy transporting some 300 Central African Republic (CAR) citizens left the Gado Badzere refugee camp in Cameroon’s East region on Wednesday, June 8. The…

The Transitional Legislative Assembly (TLA) in Burkina Faso has authorized the government to use ordinances in matters of national defence, particularly in the fight against terrorism. The West African state…

A Catholic Church on Owaluwa Street in Owo town, Ondo State, southwest Nigeria was hit early on Sunday by gunmen who invaded the place during mass. The gunmen, who covered…

The government of Rwanda is hoping to change the dominance of men in the commercial bike riding sector in the country. A project to train women to drive electric-powered motorbikes has…

The Zimbabwean government has dismissed stranger than fictional reports that there are some locals who are cutting off and selling their toes for as much as US$40,000 for ritual purposes.…

The Social Democratic Front (SDF), a political party formed 32 years ago to oppose Paul Biya’s dictatorship is negotiating to join the government and get some members in the next…

Norwegian Refugee Council Says Conflict in the Cameroons is Third Most Neglected Crisis in the World
Blighted by a pro-independence war to the west, Boko Haram incursions to the north as well as climate change, all of which have been compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic, Cameroon…

Research Shows Africa’s Forest Loss “The Highest in the World” Over Past Decade, Experts Recommend Scaling up Reforestation
Just when the world is turning to Africa’s forests to help deal with the devastating effects of climate change, fresh evidence coming out of the continent presages the bad news…

Burkina Faso: Parliament Grants Gov’t Sweeping Powers in anti-Terror fight Amidst Concerns the Move Threatens Human Freedoms
The Transitional Legislative Assembly (TLA) in Burkina Faso has authorized the government to use ordinances in matters of national defence, particularly in the fight against terrorism. The West African state…
Research Shows Africa’s Forest Loss “The Highest in the World” Over Past Decade, Experts Recommend Scaling up Reforestation
Just when the world is turning to Africa’s forests to help deal with the devastating effects of climate change, fresh evidence coming out of the continent presages the bad news…
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Zimbabwe’s Ruling Zanu PF Unleashes Reign of Terror against Opposition Activities ahead of 2023 General Elections
There is widespread outrage and shock in Zimbabwe over the death of opposition activist Moreblessing Ali whose heavily mutilated body was found in a plastic bag that had been dumped…
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Zimbabwe’s Ruling Zanu PF Unleashes Reign of Terror against Opposition Activities ahead of 2023 General Elections
There is widespread outrage and shock in Zimbabwe over the death of opposition activist Moreblessing Ali whose heavily mutilated body was found in a plastic bag that had been dumped…
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I Love my country, But Can’t Go Back There Just Yet- CAR Refugee
Ismaila looked on dejectedly as a convoy transporting some 300 Central African Republic (CAR) citizens left the Gado Badzere refugee camp in Cameroon’s East region on Wednesday, June 8. The…
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Burkina Faso: Parliament Grants Gov’t Sweeping Powers in anti-Terror fight Amidst Concerns the Move Threatens Human Freedoms
The Transitional Legislative Assembly (TLA) in Burkina Faso has authorized the government to use ordinances in matters of national defence, particularly in the fight against terrorism. The West African state…
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