Cape Town, South Africa – More than 115 countries are being represented in the 31st investment Cape Town, South Africa at African Mining Indaba. At the forefront of many discussions, US President Donald Trump has plans, and we have an effect that freeze for the US and on foreign aid can be on Africa’s mining … Read more
Nairobi – The Supreme Court of Uganda recently ruled that trying citizens in military courts is unconstitutional. Human rights groups welcomed the decision as a major step to protect the right to test, but the government criticized the move. Orem Naiko, Senior Registrate of Human Rights Watch, said the decision is encouraging, as it reflects … Read more
Goma, Congo – Hundreds of injured people have put in crowded hospitals in Goma, a major city in Eastern Congo, as they had a seat of about 2 million people as a seat of about 2 million people. “We will be infected before treating all,” said Florence Dute, an operating room nurse at Bethesda Hospital, … Read more
Kampala, Uganda – A top health officer said on Sunday that Uganda officials are preparing to deploy a test vaccine as part of Ebola’s efforts in the capital. Pontiano Kalebu, Executive Director of the Uganda Virus Research Institute, said that a series of scientists is developing research protocols related to the employed deployment of more … Read more
Washington – American warfare aircraft targeted the Islamic State affiliation in Somalia, describing the authorities as a high ranking operations in the mountainous stronghold of the terrorist group. US President Donald Trump on Saturday announced an accurate strike on social media, to the main target “ISIS attack planner and other terrorists recruited and led.” “Thesis … Read more
Cairo – Health officials said that a paramilitary group killed an open market in Sudani city Omduman by a paramilitary group, killing 54 people and injured people, said by health officials. The Health Ministry said in a statement that the rapid attack by the rapid support forces on the Sabreen market injured at least 158 … Read more
Estimated nine million Nigerians are deaf or hearing losses, and faced many discrimination that limit their access to education and employers. But an initiative is working to change it – empower deaf with technical skills to improve your career prospects. Timothy Obiazu report from Abuja. Camera: Timothy Obizu Source link
United Nations – The United Nations said on Wednesday that the Eastern congregation city is relative calm in Goma, after several days of rapid battle between Rwanda-supported M33 rebels and the Kangoli army for the control of the city. “Hover, sporadic shooting continues, but there is a holistic lack of fire exchange within the city.” … Read more
Windhok, Namibia – Health officials in Nambia are reacting with caution for the order of US President Donald Trump last week that frees most US foreign aids. Although the country gets American assistance for health care, especially the fight against AIDS, officials say the 90-day freeze will have a minimum impact, at least in the … Read more
Nairobi, Kenya – Officials in Somalia’s Pantland region banned the illegal entry of foreigners this week and ordered telecom companies to neutralize the SIM cards associated with unspecified people and Islamic State militants. This step is an attempt to disrupt the Islamic State Financial Network as aggressive continues against the hidden fighter in the military … Read more