[Mozambique News Reports And Clippings] Total on Friday abandoned its installations on Afungi peninsula. All Total staff have been withdrawn, unlike the closure on 1 January when a skeleton staff was left behind. This suggests that Total expects the ...

[Nation] Kenya came out fighting last night, reciprocating the ban by the United Kingdom on Kenyan visitors by introducing its own stringent measures and accusing London of betrayal.

[VOA] Yaounde -- For the second consecutive time, heavily armed police dispersed an opposition leaders' meeting held to propose reforms they say are needed to democratically change the more than four-decade-long rule of 88-year-old Cameroonian Presid...

[Nation] The Kenyan government has cautioned its drivers against using Juba-Yei highway following a fatal attack last week.

[Daily Maverick] The Gupta family and their associate Salim Essa have garnered more than 60 of the dreaded 3.3 notices served on parties implicated at the Zondo Commission.

[New Zimbabwe] GOVERNMENT has made a U-turn on an earlier decision to ban the importation of second-hand vehicles beyond 10 years from manufacture and now instead demands import licences to be obtained.

[DW] Africa's energy needs are growing. This has led some governments to turn to coal-powered plants. Critics say that's not a smart move in times of climate change and point to the continent's renewable energy resources.

[DW] Queen Hatshepsut, Egypt's only woman pharaoh, began the journey along with 21 others to their new resting place: the country's new national museum.

[DW] The Islamist group detonated car bombs before launching nighttime raids at two locations in southern Somalia.

[The Conversation Africa] Events in Niger took a dramatic turn days before the country was about to make history by conducting the first transfer of power from one democratically elected government to another since its independence from France in 196...

[RSF] Reporters Without Borders (RSF) issues an urgent appeal to the Moroccan authorities to free Mohamed Lamin Haddi, a Sahrawi journalist whose physical condition is extremely worrying, after 78 days on hunger strike, and who is now being force-fed...

[Premium Times] The Anambra State government last year said more than 1,00 active erosion sites across the state have become a major natural disaster.

[Nation] Somalia has absolved four money remittance firms operating in the country from accusations of abetting money laundering and disbursement to individuals sanctioned for supporting terrorist groups.

[ICTJ] On March 31, 2021, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) upheld the acquittal of former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, in office from 2000 until his arrest in April 2011, and Charles Blé Goudé, a former student uni...

[Namibian] Khadija Sharife (OCCRP), Mark Anderson (OCCRP), and The Namibian

[Premium Times] Both sides defend their decisions as customers pay for the standoff.

[Nation] The 13th day of September 2020 is the day that completely changed Eunice Wangari's life. She went to meet her date, Moses Gatama Njoroge, who she had met online, physically for the first time. She met him at his office and they had food and ...

[Nation] Kenya Power has admitted that the firm had at one point been reduced to a playground for people seeking gains from flawed procurement deals, driving it into dismal financial performance.

[VOA] The Kenya Interior Ministry's announcement last week of its intention to close two major camps has increased uncertainty for hundreds of thousands of refugees, leaving many of them distraught.

[Atlantic Council] Among its efforts to address climate change, the Biden administration has laid out an ambitious agenda for a clean energy revolution that aspires to have the United States achieve a carbon pollution-free power sector by 2035 and a ...

[DW] Niger was praised for its first democratic transfer of power in history. But a failed coup this week shows new president Mohamed Bazoum faces an uphill battle to stabilize his country.

[New Frame] The islanders are said to be the victims of powerful forces in Africa's football governing body serving their own political interests. The same case can be made for the exclusion of Western Sahara.

[Premium Times] An official says "there was an anonymous note found at the spill site, suggesting sabotage".

[VOA] Kim Wall was fearless. The 30-year-old freelancer reported from some of the world's toughest places -- from Haiti to Uganda to North Korea - and focused her keen eye on identity, gender and social justice.

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis/Tunisia -- Tunisian wrestlers Zeineb Sghaier (76 kg), Siwar Bousetta (57 kg) and Sarra Hamdi (50 kg) have booked their qualification ticket for the Tokyo Olympic Games scheduled for this summer, at the end of the last day...

[Daily Maverick] Five years ago, 144 people died after they were moved from a mental health care facility to NGOs and community care. For family members, the suffering is not over.

[Daily Maverick] As in 2007, the media and the general public seem to be caught up in the propaganda of the warring factions so it is important to drill down into the issues and unpack the current "balance of forces".

[New Zimbabwe] WOMEN'S cricket in Zimbabwe is set for a major boost after the International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket Committee granted One Day International (ODI) and Test status to all full-member women's cricket teams including the national si...

[UN News] Four peacekeepers from Chad were killed, and several others wounded, in an attack against a UN camp in Mali, the Organization's mission in the country, MINUSMA, reported on Friday.

[Africa In Fact] Development is fraught with several "backs-and-forth", leaving us with no universally accepted way to realise development aspirations. Scholar Jean-Pierre Olivier de-Sardan contends that development professionals situate development ...