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Two road accidents Sunday in western and southern Cameroon left nearly 40 people dead and about 20 injured. According to the state CRTV, the first accident occurred in the early morning on the Nemale bridge near the town of Makenene…
Guinea’s opposition Liberal bloc party has witnessed scores of its members gravitate towards other political parties. The exodus comes over two weeks after the leader of the party, Dr. Fayiah Milimono participated in the inaugural ceremony of President Alpha Conde.…
Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai over the weekend, visited troops deployed to 27 Special Taskforce Brigade in Buniyadi, Yobe State North Eastern Nigeria where he assured them of more commitment to their welfare. Buratai’s visit…
Counting is underway in the Central African Republic (CAR) following voting on Sunday. The vote was overshadowed by violence between government and rebel forces. President Faustin-Archange Touadera is seeking a second term and has accused his predecessor, François Bozizé, of…
The counting of ballots is underway in Niger after Sunday’s presidential election which featured 30 candidates. The exercise passed off peacefully with few reported incidents of vote burying, shooting and the late opening of some polling stations. An ECOWAS election…
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The Chamber of Agribusiness, Ghana has raised red flags about the poor yield of corn in the country this year. This the chamber says is a result of the coronavirus pandemic and climate change as well. Speaking to WADR’s Atiewin…
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President Adama Barrow and his National Peoples’ Party (NPP), have come under condemnation for allegedly arranging children in the streets to welcome the president, during his nationwide tour. Opposition leaders have condemned the president’s entourage, describing it as unacceptable. Sankulleh Janko…
State-affiliated Fana TV said on Monday that banking services have resumed in the capital of Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region for the first time, since war broke out there on November 4. It comes as the government seeks to restore normality.…
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