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Kenya following Uganda in banning football betting

The government of Kenya has declared war on betting companies due to its adverse affects on the youth and high spending by patrons. Kenya’s Interior Minister Dr. Fred Matiang’i, said that the government will be turning the betting industry inside out. He called for changes in the Betting and Licensing regulations. According to the reports by the local media house… Read More
Africa 

The origin of April Fools’ Day [This Is Culture]

April Fools’ Day is an annual celebration commemorated on April 1 by playing jokes and spreading hoaxes. The day has over the years found prominence in Africa, where governments, celebrities, corporate executives and media houses have been pranked. But the day has no place in the African civilization. It is an import that is increasingly defining how Africans go about… Read More
Africa 

Bouteflika likely to resign this week?

Algeria’s Abdelaziz Bouteflika might resign this week following the mass protests and pressure from the army demanding he end his 20-year rule, according to the private Ennahar and El Bilad TV reports on Sunday, The reports come after the army chief of staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaed Salah, renewed a call on Saturday for the Constitutional Council to declare the… Read More
Africa 

Sudan police disperse ‘illegal gatherings: state news agency

CAIRO (Reuters) – Sudanese police dispersed “illegal gatherings” in the capital Khartoum and several cities in other states on Sunday, the official Sudan News Agency (SUNA) said. Sudan has been rocked by persistent anti-government demonstrations since Dec. 19. The protests were initially triggered by price rises and cash shortages but evolved into demonstrations against President Omar al-Bashir’s 30-year rule. … Read More
Africa 

‘Address root causes’ of instability in Mali through ‘aid and support’ urges UN chief

Although the security situation in Mali is deteriorating, Mr. Guterres pointed to important steps taken in the last six months, to implement a stalled peace agreement signed by the Government and armed groups, in 2015. These include the integration of over 1,400 former combatants into the Malian army; the establishment of interim administrations in all five northern regions; and the… Read More
Human Rights 

On eve of Gaza border protest anniversary, UN’s top humanitarian official for Palestine calls for calm

In almost a year since weekly rallies began – known as the “Great March of Return and the Breaking of the Siege” – 195 Palestinians, including some 40 children, have been killed by Israeli fire near the border fence, Mr McGoldrick said in a written appeal. “There has been a staggering loss of life and injury in the Gaza Strip,”… Read More
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