Africa 

Algeria’s COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Kicks Off with Sputnik V

Coronavirus Vaccinations in Algeria Have Officially Begun A symbolic launch for Algeria on Saturday of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign with the first dose of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine going to a 65-year-old retiree at a health unit in the town Bilda situated at about 40 kilometres southwest of the capital, Algiers. Limam Zineb, a resident of Blida. shares why she… Read More
Africa 

Burkinabé Fespaco Film Festival Postponed Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fespaco Will Have to Wait The Council of Ministers of Burkina Faso has decided to postpone the Fespaco — the main biennial Panafrican film and television festival in Africa, to a later unspecified date. The news was announced on Friday by government spokesperson Ousseni Tamboura at a press briefing in Ouagadougou. The cinematic festival which has brought together thousands of… Read More
Africa 

Madagascar’s Ahmad Ahmad Temporarily Reinstated as Head of the CAF

Back at the Head of African Football Banned by FIFA in November for financial wrongdoing and abusing his position as the president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Madagascar’s Ahmad Ahmad was reinstated as the head of African soccer on Friday during a presidential election campaign pending his urgent appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). The… Read More
Africa 

Zimbabwe extends countrywide lockdown until February 15

Zimbabwe on Friday extended the duration of nationwide lockdown measures until Feb. 15 to curtail the further spread of the novel coronavirus. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered a live address on the public Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on the latest extension of the level-four lockdown. Chiwenga, who is also the country’s health minister, made the address at the country’s Health… Read More
Africa 

Zimbabwe extends countrywide lockdown until February 15

Zimbabwe on Friday extended the duration of nationwide lockdown measures until Feb. 15 to curtail the further spread of the novel coronavirus. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered a live address on the public Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on the latest extension of the level-four lockdown. Chiwenga, who is also the country’s health minister, made the address at the country’s Health… Read More
Africa 

Zimbabwe extends countrywide lockdown until February 15

Zimbabwe on Friday extended the duration of nationwide lockdown measures until Feb. 15 to curtail the further spread of the novel coronavirus. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered a live address on the public Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on the latest extension of the level-four lockdown. Chiwenga, who is also the country’s health minister, made the address at the country’s Health… Read More
Africa 

Interview: What next for DRC’s Tshisekedi after severing ties with Kabila?

This week has seen fast-moving political developments in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Prime minister Sylvestre Ilunga lost a no confidence vote in parliament, and subsequently resigned on Friday. Analysts have said that the dismissal of Ilunga means that President Felix Tshisekedi has effectively cut any political links he had left with former leader Joseph Kabila’s Common… Read More
Africa 

Interview: What next for DRC’s Tshisekedi after severing ties with Kabila?

This week has seen fast-moving political developments in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Prime minister Sylvestre Ilunga lost a no confidence vote in parliament, and subsequently resigned on Friday. Analysts have said that the dismissal of Ilunga means that President Felix Tshisekedi has effectively cut any political links he had left with former leader Joseph Kabila’s Common… Read More
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