President George Weah will return to his usual office on Monday Snakes have been found in Liberian President George Weah’s office, forcing him to work from his private residence, the BBC has learnt. Press secretary Smith Toby told the BBC
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The prime minister of Mali and his entire government have resigned, following an upsurge of violence in the country. On Wednesday, a motion of no confidence was submitted as MPs blamed Prime Minister Soumeylou Boubeye Maiga for failing to handle
Actress Yvonne Nelson says she is looking forward to the day when Ghanaians would refuse to partake in presidential elections to send a message to politicians. In a series of tweets on the popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter, on Thursday, April 18,
The International Organization for Migration has repatriated 160 African migrants who have been living under dire conditions in Libya amid the chaos reigning in the country. The U.N. migration agency says it returned the stranded migrants to their home countries
Algeria will hold presidential elections on 4 July, interim leader Abdelkader Bensalah has announced. It comes after a wave of protests led long-term President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, 82, to resign last week. Demonstrations continued on Wednesday, with more expected. The temporary
Thousands of people are going towards the defence ministry’s compound in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, to join protesters demanding an end to President Omar al-Bashir’s 30-year-rule. This was the scene in Khartoum on Wednesday night: ReutersCopyright: ReutersArticle share tools Share this
At least 20 people have been killed when two villages were attacked in Kaduna state in north-west Nigeria. A local official in Kajuru Local Government area told the BBC that following Monday’s attacks people were still searching for other victims
01:06Video caption: Libya conflict: Air strike closes sole working airport in TripoliLibya conflict: Air strike closes sole working airport in Tripoli The UN has condemned an air strike that closed the only functioning airport in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, on Monday.
Protesters have vowed to force the president out of officeImage caption: Protesters have vowed to force the president out of office Embattled Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has called for dialogue, saying it was the only way to resolve the crisis
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This is very laudable, keep the good work up.
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Just 3 minutes late and they are complaining.....they should come to Africa and see. No wonder Japan is the third…
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An election which from the onset is fraught with suspicion and mistrust is bound to end up in contention as…
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