Africa 

AFCON 2021: Indomitable Lions look ahead to strengthen lead in Group A

The Indomitable Lions of Cameroon are looking ahead to win their Thursday match against Ethiopia to maintain their lead in Group A. Having beaten Burkina Faso 2-1 in Sunday’s opener, ‘The Indomitable Lions’ face Ethiopia, who were beaten 1-0 by Cape Verde in their first outing. Their head coach Toni Conceicao hinted at the renowned goalkeeper Andre Onana might feature… Read More
Africa 

Ivory Coast lead Group E after beating Equatorial Guinea 1-0

Max Gradel’s beautiful strike was enough to give the Elephants of Ivory Coast the win in their first game of the AFCON 2021 against Equatorial Guinea. The Elephants, who were perfectly organized by their French coach Patrice Beaumelle, began their campaign with a nice goal by Max-Alain Gradel (5th), the former player of Toulouse and Saint-Etienne, The powerful shot came… Read More
Africa 

Tunisia Imposes night Curfew ahead of Arab Spring Anniversary

The Tunisian government has imposed a two-week night-time curfew on its citizens as new cases of covid 19 keep rising. A statement released on Wednesday reads, “To cope with the evolution of the epidemic, the government announced “a curfew from 22:00 (21:00 GMT) until 5:00 (4:00 GMT), implemented by regional authorities depending on the rate of infection.” The government action… Read More
Africa 

S.African indigenous king arrested for growing ‘weed’ at the presidency

South African police uproot a cannabis garden grown by indigenous Khoisan activists outside President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office for over three years. Police arrest a Khoisan leader who clings to a shoulder-height cannabis plant as they drag it across the presidential lawn in Pretoria South African police Wednesday uprooted cannabis plants grown by indigenous activists who have camped outside President Cyril… Read More
Africa 

SA: Schools consider vaccine mandate for certain activities

If protocols to prevent the spread of the virus are in place in many South African schools,St. Andrew’s private school is investigating mandatory vaccination for tours and experiential settings. On Wednesday, South African pupils were back to the classroom for their first day of the 2022 academic year. In a country severely hit by the pandemic, face masks, physical distancing… Read More
Africa 

SA: Schools consider vaccine mandate for certain activities

If protocols to prevent the spread of the virus are in place in many South African schools,St. Andrew’s private school is investigating mandatory vaccination for tours and experiential settings. On Wednesday, South African pupils were back to the classroom for their first day of the 2022 academic year. In a country severely hit by the pandemic, face masks, physical distancing… Read More
Africa 

Southern African leaders hail Mozambique security mission

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday said there had been “significant progress” in tackling a militant insurgency in northern Mozambique after a multinational force deployed there last year. Ramaphosa, who chairs the defence and security section of the Southern African Development (SADC) bloc, gave the update at a summit called to assess developments in the region. SADC members and… Read More
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