Nigeria celebrates Democracy Day on June 12. This new date was moved from March 29 by President Muhammadu Buhari, in commemoration of the June 12,1993 general election that was ... Read more »

Algerians cast their ballots in early parliamentary elections on June 12, 2021 after two years of political unrest, despite calls for a mass boycott by pro-democracy activists. T Read more »

The Department of Public Enterprises has identified two investors that are set to acquire a majority shareholding in South African Airways (SAA), a move that will see the ... Read more »

In Kenya and across Southern Africa, the independence, efficiency and reputation of the judiciary in four nations are under threat, writes Carmel Rickard for Legalbrief.  ... Read more »

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced an overhaul of France's military operations in the Sahel, saying the Barkhane force would no longer exist in its current form. Macron ... Read more »

Extreme poverty in Zimbabwe rose to 49% in 2020 due to the disruption caused to the national economy by Covid-19, coupled with inadequacies in terms of social protection, the lat Read more »

Rural South Africans in KwaZulu Natal Province took the Ingonyama Trust, controlled by late Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini to court, seeking to cancel agreements which they say ... Read more »

The Cape Town International Convention Centre has been identified as a site for administering Covid-19 vaccinations en masse. This comes after the National Institute for ... Read more »

As of June 11, confirmed cases of Covid-19 from 55 African countries reached 4,983,779 while over 28,179,798 vaccinations have been administered across the continent. Use ... Read more »

President Muhammadu Buhari granted an interview with private television network, AriseTV, where he addressed questions on insurgency, banditry, corruption, unemployment, ... Read more »