[UN News] UN human rights chief, Michelle Bachelet on Monday deplored "multiple and severe reports of alleged gross violations of human rights, humanitarian and refugee law" committed by all parties to the conflict in Tigray.

[allAfrica] From a keynote address to the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization Americas Annual General Meeting on September 4, 2021

[New Zimbabwe] Two habitual thieves, who targeted copper cables used in transmission of electricity by the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA), have been sentenced to a total of 40 years imprisonment.

[Nation] Kenya continues to reign supreme in global tourism as a luxurious hotel tucked deep inside the Maasai Mara Game Reserve was named the best in the world.

[New Times] The Minister for Environment, Jeanne d'Arc Mujawamariya, has revealed that the plan by government to plant over 43 million tree seedlings across the country as a way of fighting desertification.

[Nation] On April 10, 2020 nation. africa published an article where Ms Wairimu Munyinyi-Wahome urged Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe, to integrate gender-based violence (GBV) messaging in his daily Covid-19 briefing.

[Nation] In a decade the Jubilee Government has borrowed over Sh766.8 billion in Eurobonds alone and made a single repayment of Sh75 billion.

[Premium Times] "India has been removed from the list of flagged countries in view of the improved situation in that country..."

[Premium Times] The three ESN militants were reportedly killed at Lilu forest in Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State on Sunday afternoon.

[Premium Times] According to netblocks, Nigeria loses about $250,000 every hour since the Twitter ban, a figure arrived at using the Brookings Institution method.

[VOA] Cotonou, Benin -- Benin set up a service early in the COVID-19 pandemic to allow people to register their business online, and now the West African country is the world's fastest place to start a business, according to a U.N. agency.

[UN News] The UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Monday that beginning next month, funding shortages will force it to suspend lifesaving food assistance for more than 100,000 displaced people in parts of South Sudan until the start of 2022.

[RFI] One week after a military coup ousted longtime Guinean leader Alpha Condé, junta chief Lieutenant-Colonel Mamady Doumbouya has called for an inclusive, four-day conference beginning Tuesday to prepare the transition back to civilian rule.

[DW] Lockdowns and other restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus crisis have led to a rise in teenage pregnancies in Africa. Aid organizations are warning of a regression in girls' rights to education and health.

[ISS] To prevent continued attacks, the next generation of counter-terrorism must be people-centred, not focused on military might.

[JusticeInfo.net] Exactly 63 years ago, on September 13, 1958, Ruben Um Nyobè was shot by the French army. Perpetrated in the context of a "secret war" that Paris has never recognized, the assassination of this nationalist activist is now mobilizing...

[Premium Times] The students and a teacher, kidnapped two weeks ago, were received by Governor Bello Matawalle at the Government House in Gusau, Sunday evening

[East African] Despite improvements in the governance of Uganda's natural resources, its nascent oil and gas sector -- as well as that of mining -- are still classified as weak, with widening gaps between the laws and practice, that could impact the ...

[East African] On October 2020, the African Union and the Economic Community for West African States, the regional bloc, deployed an election observer missions to Guinea as then president, Alpha Condé, was running on a controversial third term.

[Daily News] PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has appointed Dr Stergomena Tax to be the Minister for Defence and National Service. She becomes the first woman to hold the title since the country's independence.

[New Times] The national women volleyball team, on Sunday, September 11 started their campaign at the 2021 African Nations Women's Championship with a 3-1 victory over Morocco at the Kigali Arena.

[Nation] One of Britain's biggest tobacco companies allegedly proposed a huge bribe to former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe ahead of his last election in 2013, an investigation has revealed.

[New Zimbabwe] ZIFA has finally bowed down to pressure from local football fans after announcing the sacking of Croatian coach Zdravko Logarusic.

[Daily News] THE number of chronic tuberculosis patients is increasing at the alarming rate in the country, a situation which calls for concerted efforts to reverse the trend.

[The Herald] POLICE Commissioner Erasmus Makodza, who is accused of corruptly allocating a piece of land at a police farm in Mashonaland East Province to his alleged girlfriend during the time he was heading the province, yesterday denied the charges...

[The Herald] The US$9 million water project set to benefit thousands of Harare South residents has been completed.

[The Herald] "GIVE a man a fish, and he will be hungry again tomorrow; teach him to catch a fish, and he will be richer all his life."

[The Herald] President Mnangagwa yesterday launched the Zimbabwe Science Park and commissioned the building housing the Zimbabwe National Geospatial and Space Agency (ZNGSA), a game-changing facility that will enable the country to effectively manage...

[The Herald] THE Ghana Football Association have fired Black Stars coach, Charles Akonnor, just a week after a lifeless defeat, against a makeshift Bafana Bafana, in a 2022 World Cup qualifier at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.

[The Herald] THE Supreme Court has overturned a High Court decision which gave effect to an arbitration award requiring the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) to pay Housing Corporation Zimbabwe (HCZ) US$22 million in a botched housing deal.