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Military Chiefs Criticize U.S. Push for Military Presence in Africa Over Aid
Several African military officials have raised concerns over plans by the United States to increase its military presence in Africa while reducing humanitarian aid to the continent. These concerns come...
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Tanzanian Street Named After Kenyan Footballer Victor Wanyama Removed
Just a day after Kenyans celebrated the naming of a Tanzanian street after Tottenham and Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama Saturday, the street sign was controversially taken down, with Tanzanian authorities...
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Zimbabwean Army Warns Mugabe Over Wife’s Ambition To Succeed Him
The Zimbabwean army reportedly forced President Robert Mugabe to end his wife’s ambition to succeed him, warning that her presidential campaign may spark violence. Zimbabwean Central Intelligence...
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Why African Soccer Players Continue To Die on the Pitch?
On June 15th, hundreds of mourners gathered at Abidjan’s international airport to receive the body of Ivorian soccer star Cheick Tiote following his sudden death in China earlier this month. The...
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Former Congolese Female Militants Return to Combat Due to Stigma
Former female rebel fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo, most of whom are survivors of physical and sexual violence, are being forced to return to combat due to endless stigmatization by their...
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Angolan Vice President To Stand Trial for Corruption
A Portuguese judge has ruled that Angolan Vice President Manuel Vicente must be prosecuted for corruption and money laundering. Vincente, who has been fronted as the person to succeed incumbent President...
