March 31
Uganda: Muslims in Kabale Urge Parliament to Conduct Thorough Research Before Passing Policies
Nile Post
Muslim leaders in Kabale have called on the Ugandan Parliament to ensure that policies are well-researched before being enacted to prevent unintended consequences. Read more »
Rwanda: As Kwibuka31 Nears, Rwandans Must Stand Firm, Against All Odds [opinion]
New Times
As we approach the 31st commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, we enter a season of deep reflection, unity, and remembrance. For Rwandans both at home and abroad,… Read more »
Nigeria: Governor Okpebholo Pledges Compensation for Uromi 16 Victims
Premium Times
"I also commend the good people of Kano State and the entire North for not taking the law into their own hands and carrying out reprisal attacks," he said. Read more »
Nigeria: Army Arrests 39 Oil Thieves, Dismantles 18 Illegal Bunkering Sites Across Niger Delta
Vanguard
Troops of the Nigerian Army have arrested 39 suspected oil thieves and dismantled 18 illegal refining sites in a continued crackdown against crude oil theft (COT) and related… Read more »
Nigeria: Insecurity - Kogi Bans Rallies, Use of Security Convoy By Individuals
Vanguard
Following the killings and crises in some parts of the state, the Kogi State Government has banned rallies and the use of security convoys in the state. Read more »
Nigeria: 'Shut Up' Comment - I Will Report Ezekwesili to Igbo Traditional Leaders - Sen Nwaebonyi
Vanguard
Senator Onyekachi Nwaebonyi, the Deputy Chief Whip of the Senate, has vowed to report former Minister of Education, Oby Ezekwesili, to Igbo traditional leaders over what he… Read more »
Uganda: Besigye Loyalists Say Phone Hacked From Prison
Nile Post
Besigye, who is currently detained at Luzira Prison, is reportedly without access to his phone but PFF leaders, including Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago and veteran politician… Read more »
Namibia: Nandi-Ndaitwah Won't Act Against Luvindao Without Evidence - Hengari
Namibian
Presidential spokesperson Alfredo Hengari says president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will not take steps against newly appointed health minister Esperance Luvindao without binding… Read more »
Namibia: President Nandi-Ndaitwah to Act Against Minister Hengari Only If Rape Charges Are Laid
Namibian
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah will only take action against minister of agriculture, fisheries, water and land reform Mac Hengari if he is charged in connection with allegations… Read more »
Rwanda: Activists Want 10% of Jobs in Major Projects Allocated for People With Disabilities
New Times
The National Union of Disability Organizations in Rwanda (NUDOR) has supported a suggestion by its members, urging designers of major projects to consider quotas for employing… Read more »
Uganda: Court Dismisses Case Against Agatha Atuhaire, Six Other Activists
Nile Post
Buganda Road Chief Magistrates Court has dismissed the case brought by the state against seven activists including Agatha Atuhaire for protesting continued trial of civilians by… Read more »
Namibia: Air Namibia to Make a Comeback Before End of 2026 - Presidency
Namibian
Presidential spokesperson Alfredo Hengari says president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's plans to relaunch Air Namibia between June this year and December next year. Read more »
Namibia: Namibia's Dams Filling Up As Rains Continue
Namibian
The country's major dams are receiving good inflows during the current rainy season, NamWater has reported. Read more »
Namibia: New Justice Minister Takes On Hospitality Sector Over Alleged Worker Exploitation
Namibian
Newly appointed minister of justice and labour relations Wise Immanuel has taken a firm stand against "a growing trend of employee exploitation in Namibia's hospitality sector". Read more »
Namibia: Poverty-Stricken Walvis Residents Live On Dumpsite
Namibian
Clarence Tjipundi (32) and his neighbours stand at the entrance of the Walvis Bay dumpsite, waiting for the next truck to arrive. Read more »
Namibia: Windhoek to Fix Potholes After Rainy Season Only
Namibian
ROAD users have been urged to be patient as rain-damaged roads will only be permanently fixed after the rainy season ends. Read more »
East Africa: Berlin Conference's Impact On EAC Development 140 Years After Divide of Africa
New Times
As the world marks 140 years since the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885, it is crucial to reflect on the enduring legacy of this event, particularly in East Africa. The conference,… Read more »
Somalia: Former Somalia President Backs His Successor's Call for National Dialogue
Shabelle
Former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo has expressed his support for the national dialogue initiative proposed by current President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, calling for a united… Read more »
Nigeria: Governor Threatens to Dethrone Traditional Rulers If Violence Recurs in Three Communities
Premium Times
According to the governor, the warning comes amidst reports of planned attacks by faceless groups in the conflict areas. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Insiza North MP, Music Promoter Farai Taruvinga Dies
The Herald
Politician, businessman and music promoter Farai Taruvinga, who was popular for his upscale Scooter Joint leisure spot in Filabusi, has died. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Harare Province Recommends Co-Option of Businessman Tagwireyi Into Central Committee
The Herald
Zanu PF Harare Province has resolved to recommend the co-option of businessman, Cde Kudakwashe Tagwirei, into the ruling party's Central Committee. Read more »
South Africa: Digital Platform to Support Spaza Shops Goes Live
SAnews.gov.za
The Department of Small Business Development has unveiled a digital platform to support spaza shops and other food-handling facilities as well as combat illegal businesses. Read more »
South Africa: Govt Allocates R1.44 Billion for Natural Disaster Recovery Efforts - Hlabisa
SAnews.gov.za
Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), Velenkosini Hlabisa, has announced a significant financial commitment of R1.44 billion from the R11 billion… Read more »
Somalia: The Leak That Ended a Presidency - How Washington Turned On Hassan Sheikh Mohamud
Shabelle
The collapse of U.S. confidence in President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud didn't come with a press release. It came with a leak--a cold, calculated release of a private letter from the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: National Arts Council of Zimbabwe Directs Zimura to Suspend U.S.$150 Tariff
The Herald
The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) has stepped in to halt the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura)'s controversial US$150 licensing fee for live bands, ordering its… Read more »
