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Nigeria: AUN Offers Free Education to 200 Displaced Female Children

The American University of Nigeria (AUN) has recently offered free education to 200 vulnerable girls, orphans, internally displaced girls and those living on the streets with no access to education.

Columbian Businessman in SA Diagnosed with Zika Virus

A Columbian businessman, who is visiting South Africa, has recently been diagnosed with the Zika virus, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said. According to the Minister, “The confirmation of this particular.

7 Ways Amazing Leaders Encourage Healthy Debate

By Kevin Daum Marketer, speaker, and columnist for Inc.com Some people just love to argue. They will use any opportunity to debate or challenge. Constant debate is not a problem.

Egypt Signs $500 Mln Agreement with Afreximbank

African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has recently agreed to a $500 million facility with the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) to help Egyptian importers through a foreign currency crisis. The Afreximbank.

East Africa: Climate Conference on El Nino Impact Opens in Kigali

A conference of Horn of Africa countries most vulnerable to climate change opens in Kigali today. According to John Ntaganda Semafara, the acting director-general of Rwanda Meteorology Agency, the meeting.

Ex-PM Touadera Wins Central African Republic Presidential Vote

Former Central African Republic prime minister Faustin-Archange Touadera has won the presidential run-off, the electoral commission has recently said, in what was widely seen as a step towards reconciliation after.

US Rejected North Korea Peace Proposal Before Last Nuclear Test, Says State Department

The United States rejected a North Korean proposal to discuss a peace treaty to formally end the Korean War because it did not address denuclearization on the peninsula, the State.

Drought Needs All Hands on Deck – President Zuma

South African President Jacob Zuma has recently said that 2.7 million households would be affected by a drought disaster which has hammered agricultural output, pushed up food prices and increased.

Racism Is an Enemy of Humanity- Zuma

Stop emphasising colour and stand up against racism, President Jacob Zuma has recently pleaded. “We must heal the scars of apartheid and build a united nation,” he said to a.