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Tigray conflict: Ethiopia owns up to shooting at UN staff
A United Nations team was shot at and later detained by the Ethiopian National Defense Force on Sunday after the team reportedly ignored instructions issued by the army, Ethiopia’s government has...
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No road, no vote – Residents in this Ghanaian electoral area refused to vote at all in the general election
General elections in Ghana took place on December 7 as the West African nation held its eighth uninterrupted polls in 28 years to choose a president and lawmakers. Election officials say results may be...
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What you must know as Ghana votes today in one of Africa’s most mature democracies
When the polls close nationwide today at 5 pm local time, Ghana would have successfully seen the end of another general election – the eighth in 28 years – a testament to what has been described...
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Settling the question of the Europe-conquering Moors – Were they Africans?
It will come as a surprise to even the most ardent learners of African and world history when they find out that the term ‘Moors’ does not refer to an exact group of people but rather as a...
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Ethiopian Jews reunited with families in Israel after decades of estrangement
Over 300 Ethiopian Jews were reunited with their families in Israel on Thursday in a move that Jerusalem hopes ushers in the end to decades of criticisms on how it has treated the issue of families split...
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Namibia puts elephants up for sale as answer to animal overcrowding
Namibia‘s Environment Ministry is going to put at least 170 elephants on sale in order to curb what it has described as overcrowding in the face of drought-causing food scarcity in the habitats of...
