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The presidential decrees also included the appointment of Salma Abdeljabbar Al-Mubarak and Nawara Abou Mohammed Mohammed Tahir as new members of the Sovereignty Council according to a statement from the Republican Palace in Khartoum

The amendments of criminal charges against Kony came after new evidence emerged including testimonies from victims who suffered persecution rape and sexual enslavement under his arm.

The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards confirmed that the shipment of petroleum fuel contained in the 11 fuel tankers failed the quality and laboratory tests as it did not comply with the technical standards approved by the East African Community

Some reports from Shinyanga say the workers in the quarry were 20 while others say there could have been up to 30 miners who were digging underground, when disaster struck last Sunday.

The attack targeted a queue of young army recruits, many of them teenagers, who were registering to join the Somali National Army

Together with Tabora, Dodoma recently secured market outlets from their organic honey in the United Kingdom.

This year’s gathering comes at a pivotal moment for global health, as Member States confront emerging threats and major shifts in the landscape for global health and international development.

The People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua said she, alongside human rights defenders Gloria Kimani and Lynn Ngugi were detained at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar-es-salaam

Thomas Sankara, often called ‘Africa’s Che Guevara,’ led Burkina Faso from 1983 to 1987, renaming the country from Upper Volta to Burkina Faso, meaning ‘Land of Upright People.’

But in his recent address today with Nation, Prime Minister of Western region unity government Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh reaffirmed his government’s commitment to dismantling armed groups and restoring state authority across Libya.