As the age-old adage goes, don’t mess with success. The Grammy Awards aren’t, bringing Trevor Noah back as host in 2024.Sourced from Africanews
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“Until 1990, Morocco was number one in Africa and the Arab countries. In 1994, we had a great international master, a native of Tangier. But for almost 23 years now, we’ve had no results”. Sourced from Africanews
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Abdullahi Mire, 36, was hailed for championing the right to education by putting 100,000 books in the hands of children in Kenya’s crowded Dadaab refugee camps.Sourced from Africanews
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The food delivery service currently operates in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Ivory Coast. It will reportedly cease this activity by the end of this month. Sourced from Africanews
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On the continental level, the focus now shifts to ensuring financial pledges support the continent’s unique climate challenges.Sourced from Africanews
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“Following a study of the judgement, the President will apply for leave to appeal against the judgement. During these legal processes, His Majesty King Misuzulu remains the identified heir to the throne,” a statement by the South Africa presidency published Wednesday (Dec. 13) read.Sourced from Africanews
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He stays straight in his boots. Tried in Paris on his possible involvement in the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, former doctor Sosthène Munyemana assured Wednesday that far from having wanted to kill Tutsi, he had tried to “save” them.Sourced from Africanews
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“We have had a record year for US-Africa relations,” said Judd Devermont, head of sub-Saharan Africa at the White House, during an online press conference organized a year after a summit with African leaders during which US President Joe Biden pledged to “pull out all the stops” on the continent.Sourced from Africanews
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Two soldiers on motorcycle patrol in northern Benin were killed on Tuesday by an improvised explosive device, military and police sources said on Wednesday.Sourced from Africanews
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The High Court in Kampala, Uganda, has sentenced 25-year-old Musa Musasizi to 105 years in prison for the heinous murders of three women and a three-month-old infant. The victims were identified as his girlfriends, and the infant was the child of one of the victims.Sourced from Africanews
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