June 15
Nigeria: Tinubu's N10 Billion Ebola Fund
Vanguard
President Bola Tinubu's approval of N10 billion as emergency intervention funding to pre-empt a regional surge of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) is a welcome and necessary step for… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Gun-Totting Parent Under Police Probe for Schools Rugby Match Violence
New Zimbabwe
Police have launched an investigation into the violent scenes that marked the end of a rugby encounter between Christian Brothers College (CBC) and Eaglesvale College in Harare… Read more »
Malawi: Eight Public Snubs That Expose the Systematic Isolation of Vice President Jane Ansah [opinion]
Nyasa Times
Facts are stubborn things. Read more »
Tanzania: Zanzibar Attracts Singapore Investors
Daily News
THE Zanzibar Investment Promotion Authority (ZIPA) has said the visit by investors from Singapore reflects growing international confidence in Zanzibar as an emerging investment… Read more »
Rwanda: Where to Watch the World Cup in Kigali
New Times
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is underway, with fans across the globe following the action from stadiums, homes, and public viewing venues. Read more »
Africa: From Victoria to Mombasa - Will Africa's Ocean Voice Be Heard?
IPS
Tomorrow, Africa hosts the Our Ocean Conference on its own shores for the first time, in Mombasa. Read more »
South Africa: Man Appears in Court for Kidnapping, Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm
SAnews.gov.za
A 45-year-old suspect was arrested on charges of kidnapping, unlawful discharge of a firearm in a public area and defeating the ends of justice, following a shooting incident… Read more »
Angola: Police Officers Donate Blood in Namibe Province
ANGOP
A total of 41 bags of blood were donated on Monday (15) in Moçâmedes City, to the blood transfusion centers of the Ngola Kimbanda and the local maternity hospital by… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Create Your Perfect Room With Ai Design Tools
New Zimbabwe
Redecorating a room used to mean hiring an expensive pro or spending hours moving heavy furniture. You might have a vision in your head but find it hard to see how it looks in… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Why Early Likes Matter for Facebook Post Performance
New Zimbabwe
A Facebook post can get missed fast when people scroll. That is why early likes matter. They help a fresh post look active, trusted, and worth a closer look. Why Early Likes Matter… Read more »
Namibia: School Boys Left Shivering in Corridor Over Lost Keys
Namibian
Several boys at Caprivi Senior Secondary School were last week forced to sleep in cold corridors without blankets as punishment for losing hostel keys, drawing condemnation from a… Read more »
Ghana: Ghana Gold Gambit - Resource Nationalism or State Capture?
Daily Maverick
Supporters of the government argue that Ghana is simply doing what many resource-rich countries have long sought to do -- ensure that a greater share of mineral wealth remains in… Read more »
Nigeria: Actor Baba Ijesha Announces Birth of Son
Vanguard
Nollywood actor Olanrewaju Omiyinka, popularly known as Baba Ijesha, has announced the birth of his son. Read more »
Uganda: Police Investigate Alleged Mob Killing Involving City Bank
Nile Post
- Police have opened investigations into the death of a man accused of orchestrating a rental fraud scheme after initially denying that the incident had occurred, a reversal that… Read more »
Uganda: Judge Kamasanyu Calls On Citizens to Lead Environmental Protection Efforts
Nile Post
- Lady Justice Gladys Kamasanyu has urged Ugandans to become active participants in environmental conservation, saying the fight against climate change and environmental… Read more »
Uganda: NRM Kayunga Rift Deepens Over Push to Endorse Karangwa's Brother As Successor
Nile Post
- Divisions are widening within the ruling National Resistance Movement in Kayunga District following a controversial move by a section of party members to endorse Augustine… Read more »
Uganda: Adjumani Intensifies Tree Planting Drive to Restore Degraded Ecosystems
Nile Post
- Authorities in Adjumani District have intensified environmental restoration efforts through large-scale tree-planting campaigns targeting schools and public institutions, as the… Read more »
Uganda: Mityana Farm Employing Over 100 Locals Praised for Boosting Household Incomes
Nile Post
- A commercial agricultural enterprise in Kalangalo Sub-county, Mityana District, has been praised for creating employment for more than 100 local residents and improving household… Read more »
Uganda: Mpigi Leaders Push for Upgrade of Health Centre Iv Amid Rising Patient Load and Staff Shortages
Nile Post
Leaders in Mpigi District have appealed to the government and the Ministry of Health to upgrade Mpigi Health Centre IV to a fully-fledged hospital, citing overwhelming patient… Read more »
Uganda: Election Petitions Expose Multi-Billion Shilling Burden On Public Finances
Nile Post
- Uganda's post-election petition wave is drawing renewed scrutiny over the financial and governance costs of contested parliamentary seats, with analysts warning that taxpayers… Read more »
Uganda: Muslim Lawyers Condemn Detention, Treatment of Lukwago
Nile Post
- The Uganda Muslim Lawyers Association (UMLA) has expressed concern over the reported arrest and detention of Senior Counsel Erias Lukwago, calling for his immediate access to… Read more »
Angola: Minister of Health Reiterates Commitment to Specialized Training
ANGOP
Angolan Health Minister Sílvia Lutucuta reaffirmed today in Luanda that investing in specialized training for professionals in the sector represents a decisive step towards… Read more »
Congo-Kinshasa: UN Proposes Greater International Coordination for Peace in the DRC
ANGOP
The UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), James Swan, proposed, on Monday in Luanda, strong coordination between African and… Read more »
Namibia: Activist Says Speed Humps Are Highway Hazards
Namibian
Speed humps placed on Windhoek's Western Bypass highway 10 days ago endanger motorists using the high-speed road, activist Michael Amushelelo argued in the Windhoek High Court on… Read more »
Namibia: Swartbooi Flees Chaotic Keetmans Meeting
Namibian
landless People's Movement (LPM) leader Bernadus Swartbooi and other party leaders were forced to flee a public meeting at Keetmanshoop on Saturday after chaos erupted over the… Read more »
