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Rwanda has closed over 700 churches due to noise pollution. Pentecostal churches were most closed and also one mosque was closed down. Check also: Pastors Demand Criminal Investigation On False Prophets That Are Misleading Ugandans Despite the closure of some churches, an official of Rwanda revealed that some of them were reopened immediately after they were inspected and approved later. According ...

The Uganda parliament has insisted that it should have its own TV and radio station. Check also: Switching TV back to analogue should not be – court says The August house’s suggestion has been defended by Chris Obore the Parliament’s Director for Communication and Public Affairs. Obore says that if the TV and radio station is set up it will supplement ...

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai died in South Africa yesterday evening. (14the February 2018). Check also: Zimbabwe’s New Leader, Mnangagwa Appoints Senior Military Officials Tsvangirai’s death was confirmed MDC vice president Elias Mudzuri . He has been suffering from colon cancer. Mudzuri tweeted: “As you are aware that our MDC T President, Dr Morgan Richard has not been feeling ...

Jacob Zuma the South African president has finally resigned as the country’s president after threats from his own party ANC. Check also: S.Africa’s President Jacob must face charges of corruption -Court Rules Zuma was threatened by his own party members that if he had not resigned, he would have faced a vote of no confidence in parliament. This soared high ...

Philomena Chieshe is a Nigerian sales clerk that told auditors that a snake had eaten 36million naira from her office. Check also: Nigeria Will Become 3rd Most Populous Country By 2050 – According to UN Report Chieshe was working for the Nigerian examination board known as Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) which collects exam fees. JAMB has declined chieshe ...