17-May-2022 to 13:02
Int’l financial system under fire from Senegalese leader
APA - Dakar (Senegal) By Abdourahmane Diallo - — President Macky Sall of Senegal harshly criticized the rules governing global economic governance, which according to him “do not match our realities.”
Read more17-May-2022 to 11:33
S/Africa to host world LGBT gathering in 2024
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — South Africa’s Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Ronald Lamola on Tuesday commended the country’s civil society organisations for securing the rights to host the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association conference in Cape Town in 2024.
Read more06-May-2022 to 16:18
Nairobi: Why a jailed Muslim leader wants to remain in prison?
APA-Nairobi (Kenya) — A Kenyan court has allowed a Muslim cleric to remain in custody for about a month after he appealed to that effect over fears that he may be hunted down and killed or kidnapped when he leaves jail.
Read more11-Apr-2022 to 10:59
S/Africa: Ramaphosa condemns vigilantism, homophobia
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday condemned acts of violence against foreigners from other African countries, saying “this brought the country back to the dark days of apartheid” and the past years of xenophobic attacks.
Read more07-Apr-2022 to 15:38
Rwanda remembers 28 years after genocide
APA - Kigali (Rwanda) — President Paul Kagame on Thursday joined Rwandans and friends of Rwanda to mark the 28th commemoration of the genocide against the Tutsis, at the Kigali Memorial where over 250,000 victims of the 100-day massacre were laid to rest.
Read more22-Mar-2022 to 12:12
S/Africa: ‘Let’s welcome those who gave us shelter’, says president
APA-Pretoria (South Africa) — President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africans to welcome fellow Africans because they “gave us shelter” during the liberation struggle for freedom from apartheid.
Read more21-Mar-2022 to 13:29
S/African opposition wants Human Rights Day renamed
APA-Johannesburg (South Africa) — South Africa’s second opposition party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), said the country’s Human Rights Day should be renamed as “Sharpeville Day” in honour of the 69 men and women who lost their lives some 63 years ago in Soweto.
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