Ivory Coast ex-president Laurent Gbagbo on Monday proposed setting up a new political party according to his deeply divided Ivorian Popular Front (FPI). During a crunch meeting of party leaders, Gbagbo took it out on his former prime minister, Pascal Affi N’Guessan who is currently the party president. He then proposed creating a new instrument of struggle in line with ...
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Tanzania Starts Covid Vaccination Today, A Year After Denying It’s Existence
Tanzania will today start covid vaccination after the country acknowledged that the decease is indeed real. Former president, the late, Magufuli had said Covid is a scam from the western world. He had even stopped the publishing of covid statistics so that people don’t live in fear. However, with the change in leadership, President Samia Suluhu came with her own ...
Read More »Former Ivory Coast Political Arch-Rivals Set To Meet
President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast is set to meet with his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo later today since their post-election conflict 10 years ago. Many have referred to this as a key moment in the turbulent politics of Ivory Coast. Gbagbo, 76, since his return from Europe last month, has leapt into the spotlight after winning a landmark case at ...
Read More »Lockdown Starts Today In Rwanda As Grapples To Contain Third Wave of COVID-19
Starting today, there will be no movement in the Rwandan Capital for a period of 10 days. This has come after the declaration of third wave in the country. This measure has been put to curb the spread of the virus in the country. It was announced on Thursday so that people can prepare for it as they should. This ...
Read More »Rwanda Imposes Total Lockdown In Kigali As Covid-19 3rd Wave Sweeps Through The Country
Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, has been placed under total lockdown for ten days, beginning July 17, as the country fights a devastating third wave that has seen fatalities rise in recent weeks. The measures will elapse on July 26. A total of 607 people have died as a result of the illness in Rwanda, with 74 others in critical condition. President ...
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