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The proceedings of a regional workshop aimed at training national trainers on the demographic dividend programming guide are into their second day in the Mauritanian capital Nouakchott on Tuesday.
Two people taken hostage in Mali including the Prefect of Tenenkou (Mopti), Makan Doumbia have been freed, the secretary general of the Union of Civil Administrators, Ousmane Christian Diarra confirmed to APA on Tuesday.
The Coordination of Azawad Movements (CMA) announced Tuesday that it was abandoning its moral policing role in Mali’s northern town of Kidal, including a ban on the sale and consumption of alcohol.
Latest report released by the Liberia Office of the UNHCR shows that Ivorians constitute 98 percent of the 9,206 refugees currently living in the country.
The South Sudanese government has announced that all civil servants will lose a day’s pay each month to fund the implementation of the revitalized peace agreement.
Former Mozambican Finance minister Manuel Chang has been denied bail by the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg, for doing so would undermine South Africa’s criminal system, Magistrate Sagra Subroyen ruled on Friday.
Mozambiqu’s Attorney General’s Office (PGR) has announced the arrest of five people, including businessmen and intelligence officials over a long running debt scandal.
Rwanda is seeking the ‘full cooperation’ of Denmark for the extradition of key genocide suspect Sylvère Ahorugeze who is seeking asylum in the Nordic country.
The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Uganda, Wim Vanhelleputte, has been deported to his native Belgium.
Guineans are in shock over a Valentine’s Day murder after a woman allegedly stabbed her husband to death on Thursday morning.