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The president also stressed the importance of keeping the economy open after months of stifling movement restrictions.
He urged citizens not to drop their guard and continue adhering to the health rules, such as wearing face masks and respecting curfew times.
South Africa has recorded just over 800,000 coronavirus infections - more than a third of the cases reported across the African continent - and over 20,000 deaths.
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[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -- Veteran Congolese musician Kofi Olomide has opened up on the question on when he plans to retire from music saying as long he still has the energy he doesn't see why he should take a bow.
Interview - After training for hours on end, year after year, some women athletes – particularly those competing on the world stage – are getting their careers and successes ripped away because of “sex testing,” practices, which are invasive and medically unnecessary procedures based on disputed science that dictates what “natural” testosterone levels can be for women, and the role it plays in performance. Women from the global south are disproportionately targeted. Sporting officia
… his scenes of almost-everyday African-American life. The display came to … , 3,000-quilt cache of African-American quilts that if handled properly …
Tanzania’s superstar, Diamond platinum in a collabo with a Congolese king of Rhumba have made yet another Youtube history after garnering over a million views in just eight hours.
The new single on Youtube labelled as Waah, has also made another milestone to be the first African music video to clock two million views within 24 hours.
The video was directed by Director Kenny of Zoom Extra, a production company co-owned by Diamong and Kenny.
The Tanzanian maestro flew the Kinshasa based musician to Dar Es Salaam to produce the feature.
The song was written in a few days after his (Koffi) arrival which later lead to a video shooting. Diamond kept on updating his fans via his social media handle which include Instagram and facebook.
They first released the audio version on Youtube which garnered almost a million on its first day. He later released the video version of the song and had a traffic of a million within eight hours.
The video is characterized with lots of stylistic moves from both the artists especially Diamond who, together with his group showcase different African dancing style.
11-year-old Bajan environmentalist, Maria Marshall, was traveling with her mother when she saw a passenger in another car improperly dispose of a plastic bottle by throwing it outside the moving vehicle. Perplexed by what she had just seen, Marshall wondered why plastic and other waste products couldn’t be properly disposed of, and as a means...
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US President Donald Trump has ordered the removal of American soldiers from Somalia by early 2021.
According to the Pentagon, nearly 700 US soldiers are currently deployed in Somalia. Their responsibility include conducting training with local forces — comprised of the elite Danab special forces — and assisting them in their fight against the al-Qaida-linked al-Shabab militant group in counterterrorism missions.
The Pentagon statement on Friday added that the US is not \"withdrawing\" or \"disengaging\" from Africa and that some forces could be reassigned outside of East Africa.
It said it the US will instead \"retain the capability to conduct targeted counterterrorism operations in Somalia, and collect early warnings and indicators regarding threats to the homeland.\"
Trump had recently ordered similar troop withdrawals from Germany, Afghanistan and Iraq.
The troop cut from Somalia is the latest in a planned global pullback of US personnel before Trump leaves office in January.
[Cameroon Tribune] The Headquarters agreement and Memorandum of Understanding on Cameroon's facilitation were signed in Yaounde on December 13, 2019.
[Premium Times] \"Pregnancy is not a disease. It should not lead to deaths. Every maternal death should be regarded as an abnormality.\"
Press Release - Reporters Without Borders (RSF) unreservedly condemns last week's violent police raid on a Chadian radio station in which 30 journalists were arrested - prompting dozens of radio stations to suspend broadcasting today in protest. The Chadian authorities must end the growing threats to media independence and allow journalists to work freely, RSF says.
In mines across the world, men dominate the labor force. It is so because mining is labor-intensive and women are often thought of as not having the physical ability to mine. In mines where women are hired, more often than not, they do minor labor activities. However, a mine in Zimbabwe is rewriting the narrative...
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Black Leadership Matters Dr. David E. Jackson @dejacksonii Black lives matter – shout it from the housetops! But merely asserting the value of African-American lives is not enough to get our people to the promised land; nor is any party, politician, or program. Black lives matter most when they have purpose, and purpose comes from … Continued
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[This Day] Nigeria's former Finance Minister and leading candidate in the race for the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director General, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been announced as the recipient of the 2020 African of the Year award.
Police in Nigeria have rescued 10 people, including four children, four pregnant women and two other women from an illegal maternity home, a spokesperson has said.
