Minister of Health and Social Services Dr Bernard Haufiku has recently launched a new mass media campaign to sensitise the public on the need for social behaviour change to mitigate.
Tunisia’s parliament has recently approved a law to strengthen the central bank autonomy to shield its board from political interference, one of the key economic reforms sought by the country’s.
The deputy chief of South Sudan’s rebels has returned to the capital, Juba, as part of a peace deal. The main opposition leader, Riek Machar, is also expected to return.
President Peter Mutharika has recently declared Malawi a state of disaster as floods have hit most parts of the north following continuous rains for close to two weeks and drought.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has recently said her vice president was orchestrating a conspiracy to topple her, as efforts to impeach the leftist leader gained momentum in Congress.
Madagascar’s new prime minister pledged he would focus on fighting poverty and corruption as he took over on Wednesday from Jean Ravelonarivo, who left office amid confusion over his resignation.
Nigeria expects its non-oil revenues to nearly double this year as Africa’s top oil producer seeks to offset a slump in oil revenues.
The Justice and Human Rights Ministry in Angola has recently partnered with Higher Education Ministry and its institutions, on human rights education in the country the Secretary of State for.
The daughter of Zambian President and councillorship aspirant for Nkoloma Ward in Chawama Constituency in Lusaka, Tasila Lungu, has recently challenged women to vie for leadership positions as it is.
