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Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Friday fired a drunkard minister for showing up and answering questions in Parliament while drunk.[4] Check also: Ghost Workers Must Be Removed From Payroll- Magufuli A two-paragraph press statement issued by the Tanzania’s presidential press on Friday said the president had revoked Home Affairs Minister Charles Kitwanga’s appointment, a few days after presenting the 2016/17 ...

Khartoum – Sudan’s President Omar Bashir,[3] wanted by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes, has applied for a US visa to attend the next United Nations General Assembly, an official said Thursday.[9] Check also:  ICC calls for SA to arrest Sudan’s president Omar Al-Bashir It would be Bashir’s first visit to the United States since his 2009 indictment ...

MANILA – Philippine boxing star Manny Pacquiao, WBO world welterweight champion, scored a big political victory on Thursday when the elections commission declared he was among 12 new members of the upper house of Congress.[9] Check also: Manny Pacquiao Shows Bible Verse That Says Gay People Should Be Killed Last week,[2] about 80 percent of 55 million eligible voters cast ...

A report from International Data Corporation and McKinsey Global Institute suggests that employees spend 28% of their work time reading and answering emails that lowers down their productivity to around 25%. [4] E-mail has become a central communication tool for every organization and replacing it is hard, but not impossible.[9] Check also: Over 272 Million Email Accounts Stolen From Yahoo, Gmail ...

Uganda’s opposition leader was remanded Wednesday to a maximum security prison in the capital after being charged with treason for organizing protests against the re-election of long-time President Yoweri Museveni.[9] Check also: Dr. Kizza Besigye charged with treason Kizza Besigye briefly appeared in a magistrate’s court in Kampala to be charged before he was driven away under heavy guard to ...