Africa
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Talking financial misuse isn’t sexy at all – Ngozi
NIGERIAN economist and the first female Minister of Finance Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has lamented the increasing levels of abuse of public funds in Africa,...
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AU discusses negative perception of China investment on the continent
AFRICAN Union member states want the union to come up with stringent measures to curb negative perception that China is slowly colonising Africa through its...
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Technology making traditional media very vulnerable – Pratt
KWESI Pratt Jr, a seasoned Ghanaian journalist, has advised conventional media organisations to pay extra attention to developing online platforms as the time for...
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The selflessness of Cubans is endless, boundless – M’membe
DR Fred M’membe says late revolutionary icon Fidel Castro was a true Pan Africanist. The Socialist Party (Zambia) 2021 presidential candidate says the “selflessness of...
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Musumali warns of new scramble for Africa
DR Cosmas Musumali has warned of a new scramble for Africa whose manifestation most people may not be aware of. During the opening of the...
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Tanzania press freedom plunges into striking crisis
Press freedom in Tanzania has drifted into an unprecedented crisis under Magufuli’s regime. According to the Tanzania Editors Forum (TEF), at least five newspapers and...
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Africa is open, ready to do business – Adesina
AFRICAN Development Bank (AfDB) president Akinwumi Adesina has told the Dutch government and business leaders that Africa is open and ready to do business. And...
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WHO advises enhanced Ebola virus surveillance
THE WORLD Health Organisation has advised countries to enhance Ebola virus surveillance and preparedness activities. According to a statement, the WHO has advised against...
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Africa’s future in the hands of its post-Cold War generation – Hirsch
AFRICA’s new generation is at a potential turning point to either bring about new political leaders based on principles of democracy and human rights or...
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Bloodshed in Zim poll unnecessary, says AI
AMNESTY International says it is unfortunate that the election in Zimbabwe has descended into bloodshed. Amnesty International acting secretary general Colm Ó Cuanacháin yesterday said...
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