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The US public will start receiving the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine from today (Monday) after it was authorized for emergency use. The first three million doses of the vaccine were shipped "across all states" over the weekend, according to Gen Gustave…
Authorities in Niger republic say at least 27 people lost their lives in an attack by Boko Haram terrorist in the Country’s South East region. A senior local official confirming the news on Sunday, said more people were injured and…
In the late afternoon hours of Thursday 17th September 2020, a small but major bridge on Savage Street in Freetown collapsed urging state authorities such as the Sierra Leone Roads Authority to immediate action. Savage Street is a major route…
Liberian President George Weah, is calling for calm following a controversial referendum and a senate by-election conducted on December 8. In a special address to the Nation on Sunday, Weah said the elections represent a major victory for democracy in…
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Civil society organizations in Togo are mobilising against the detention of Brigitte Adjamagbo Johnson and Gérard Djossou. The two leaders of the Dynamique Monseigneur Kpodzro were arrested at the end of November and imprisoned a few days later for attempting…
Italian oil giant, Eni S.P.A, has been granted approval to subpoena asset recovery and litigation finance companies that it accused of being involved in a shady deal to fund litigation relating to Nigeria’s OPL 245 scandal in Italy. Eni in…
The United Nations is renewing its appeal for humanitarian access to civilians in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region. Hundreds of thousands are believed to be in dire need of assistance after more than a month of conflict in the area. …
Fathers of 3 Senegalese emigrants convicted for paying smugglers A Senegalese court has sentenced three fathers to a month in prison for paying smugglers to take their sons to Europe. Unfortunately, one of the boys died at sea in October.…
The Academic Staff of the University of Sierra Leone have suspended their industrial strike action which started on Monday 23rd November over conditions of service. The Lecturers until last Friday were protesting their 100% salary adjustment to reflect in their…
The World Health Organization has launched a year-long global campaign for World No Tobacco Day 2021 – “Commit to Quit." The new WHO Quit Challenge on WhatsApp and publication “More than 100 reasons to quit tobacco" were released on Tuesday to mark…
30 Senegalese people have been arrested by the Mauritanian Gendarmerie in Mauritania, in Northwest Africa, who were planning to come to the Canary Islands. The arrests, including “a large number” of women with their babies, were made on Monday, December…
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