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Sudan protest ends another African dictatorial regime that has ruled for 30 years
The news of the ousting of President al-Bashir, who has ruled for 30 years, was received with jubilation, dancing and chanting after the defence minister announced that the army will oversee a two-year...
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Black Libyan minority caught in crossfire between Arab neighbours fighting for dominance
For over a century, southern Libya has been dominated by Black Libyans of the Tubu tribe who have suffered years of marginalization compared to the Arab population under the over 40-year regime of Muammar...
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Outrage as Chinese company donates beer as part of drought aid to Kenyan village
A Chinese company has caused a stir after it donated 20 cartons of a China-made beer to a drought-stricken village in Kenya as part of a food aid including 300 bags of maize and 20 cartons of cooking oil....
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Gambians condemn their government’s ‘celebration’ of rice donation made by China
Rice is Gambia’s staple food for decades but the West African country struggles to produce a substantial amount of the food locally to feed the tiny country’s two million population. Since...
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Africa gears up to unite and become the world’s largest trading bloc
It only required 22 African countries to realize the dream of a single continental market for goods and services. Africa finally reached that goal in April 2019 when the Gambia submitted its instruments...
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Jailed for committing abortion, 367 Rwandan women pardoned ahead of amendment of laws
Rwanda is yet to decriminalize abortion as thousands of women have been convicted and jailed for the offence of abortion, complicity in abortion and infanticide. Prior to the assent of the new penal code...
