[African Arguments] Idriss Déby's death was shocking. It was shocking to Chadians, to the greater Sahel, and to policymakers and politicians. Déby, who came to power in 1990 through the force of a coup d'état, seemed to defy decades of opposition,...

[New Times] Jean-Baptiste Kayiranga will coach Rayon Sports for the remainder of the 2020/21 season following the departure of Guy Bukasa, the club management has confirmed.

[DW] In an exclusive interview with DW, Angolan opposition leader Manuel Fernandes criticizes ongoing corruption. He explains why his party is not a member of the "united front" opposition movement.

[Monitor] Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Wednesday launched a 223km road project linking the two countries, with the project envisioned to boost cross border trade, improve security and connectivity between the two countries.

[East African] Gunmen have kidnapped at least six senior civil servants in Cameroon, authorities have said.

[DW] As President Evariste Ndayishimiye marks one year in office, Burundi is trying to move out of regional isolation. But human rights abuses and a repressive regime are still a cause for concern.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan minister of Health Sílvia Lutucuta said Thursday in Luanda that Angola is facing a serious and challenging situation related to malaria.

[New Times] A local Non-Governmental Organisation; Great Lakes Initiative for Human Rights and Development (GLIHD), has filed a public litigation case with the Supreme Court in which they seek to challenge two articles within the Penal Code and the M...

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan President of the Republic João Lourenço expressed Friday his deep dismay at the death of the former President of Zambia, Kenneth Kaunda, whom he considered a charismatic leader.

[WFP] How the World Food Programme buoys schools to boost health and literacy in rural areas

[New Era] Health officials from Namibia and Angola gathered in Rundu for a three-day meeting to discuss strategies on strengthening cross-border collaboration for effective control of Hepatitis E virus.

[New Times] A probe by the Higher Education Council (HEC) has established that some private Higher Learning Institutions have been admitting students who do not meet the set threshold to join university.

[Cameroon Tribune] A sound and world class university system in place in UBa ensures quality assurance, excellence and principles that reflect the bilingual nature of the country.

[HRW] Nairobi -- Lack of Transparency, Corruption Allegations Mar Covid-19 Spending

[ANGOP] Mbanza Kongo -- Minister of State for Social Area Carolina Cerqueira Thursday reiterated the Executive´s commitment to transform the Historic Center of Mbanza Kongo, the World Heritage Site, into a tourist center capable of generating employ...

[DW] As President Evariste Ndayishimiye marks one year in office, Burundi is trying to move out of regional isolation. But human rights abuses and a repressive regime are still a cause for concern.

[Nation] Gunmen have kidnapped at least six senior civil servants in Cameroon, authorities said.

[Nation] The national women's handball team of Cameroon will be hoping to win its first ever continental trophy when they face defending champions, Angola in the final of the ongoing 24th edition of the African Handball Confederation (CAHB) Women's A...

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan minister of Foreign Affairs Téte António said Thursday that Angola's presidency at the CPLP will be marked by increased mobility among member states and with special attention to the economic sector.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola reported 195 new infections, 102 recoveries and 4 deaths in the last 24 hours.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Sweden's Court of Arbitration in Stockholm considered unfounded the action of the Angolan businessman Carlos São Vicente against the State, which requests the lifting of the seizure of its assets in Angola and abroad.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan minister of Economy and Planning Sérgio Santos last Wednesday encouraged the Kenyan telephone company Safaricom to invest in the Angolan market, with a view to increasing competitiveness and competition in the telecommunica...

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The co-insurance of the oil activities led by ENSA - Angola Insurance Company since 2016 will be decentralised with its privatization, whose first phase of the process started this month (June) with the sale of 51%.

[New Times] More MRCD-FLN terror suspects on Thursday, June 17, learned of the punishments that prosecution is seeking for them, which varied depending on the individual role in the crimes alleged and how the accused conducted themselves in the ongoi...

[New Times] Rwandan youth engaged in agriculture have been urged to showcase their projects to be able to stand a chance of winning a prize in a competition that has been organized by Rwanda Organic Agriculture Movement (ROAM) in partnership with an ...

[New Times] A new draft law relating to insolvency and bankruptcy is currently before the Chamber of Deputies for scrutiny by a responsible committee after the Plenary Sitting approved its relevance on June 8, after it was presented by Rwanda Develop...

[New Times] The two-day symposium on Peace, Security and Justice started on Wednesday, June 17, at the National Police College (NPC) in Musanze District as scholars, academicians, policymakers, and other eminent officials with expertise in various fi...

[New Times] Only participants who will present a negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test for Covid-19 will be allowed to take part in the Kigali International Peace Marathon on Sunday, June 20.

[New Times] The Rwanda Cycling Federation (Ferwacy) has postponed the 2021 National Road Championships following the latest spike in Covid-19 cases in Kigali and some other districts that have been put under special restrictions as a result.

[New Times] University of Rwanda Vice-Chancellor Prof. Alexander Lyambabaje has lashed out at elements that continue to deny or distort facts around the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, which claimed over a million lives.