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The world’s most aggressive financial institution — Zimbabwe — raises the critical rate to 200%
By Neelam Rahim Zimbabwe’s central bank raised interest rates to a record. The government officially reintroduced the...
What Is behind Ethiopia’s Recent Ethical Violence That Killed 200 in the Amhara Region?
Written by Umamah Bakharia More than 200 Amhara people were killed in the Oromia region last weekend. Ethiopia is one...
Somalia’s Al Shabaab behind Turkish company attack
A car bomb targeting workers of a Turkish company killed four people including one Turkish citizen on Saturday in Somalia. The ministry in a statement say the company's staff were working on the construction of a road between Mogadishu and Afgoye a town in Somalia,...
Boko Haram Takes More Lives
11 security personnel have been killed by landmines planted by Boko Haram, including four soldiers in northeast Nigeria, security sources said this week. Seven hunters recruited to help the military fight the terrorist insurgents were killed on Tuesday when their...
Algeria agreed to receive Palestinian students
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates and the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Algeria announced Algeria's enthusiasm to receive Palestinian students in the first week of January 2021. The proficient work team at the ministry called on students who have...
Deadly Crash in Cameroon
By Naadiya Adams 37 people were killed when their bus hit a truck in central Cameroon police said at the weekend. 10 of which were women and four children. The bus was found in a ravine where 19 other people also cited injuries. Ndikinimeki police commissioner...
Fire in Egyptian hospital kills at least seven Covid-19 patients
Seven Covid-19 patients killed and at least five injured after the intensive care unit of an Egyptian hospital caught fire on Saturday. Local police say the blaze erupted at a private hospital in Obour, a suburb of Cairo, and that patients on the ward were transferred...
Illegal gold mining funding Sahel militants, says Interpol
Interpol, in collaboration with the United Nations, arrested several suspected terrorists in Africa's Sahel region. They retrieved more than 40,000 sticks of dynamite and detonator cords for illegal gold mining, the latest source of illicit funding for armed groups in...
Egypt refutes collective punishment rumours
Egypt's Interior Ministry has denied rumours surrounding the collective punishment of opposition detainees held in the notorious Scorpion Prison. Speaking to MENA on condition of anonymity a prison official says despite frequent reports by international rights groups...
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[LISTEN] Damimola Olawuyi: Katsina Kidnapping Feeding Boko Haram’s Passion to Stop Western Education
Faizel Patel – 17/12/2020 (Twitter: @FaizelPatel143) A political analyst says the abduction of hundreds of students from an all-boys school in the northwestern state of Katsina in Nigeria by terrorist group Boko Haram feeds their passion to stop the teaching of...
Morocco to incorporate Jewish history and culture into their school curriculum.
Morocco will soon be the first country in the North African region to incorporate Jewish history and culture into its school curriculum. Fouad Chafiqi, head of academic program's at the Ministry of Education says the move aims to highlight Morocco's diverse identity....