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JUBA- South Sudan’s rebel chief Riek Machar finally returned to Juba on Tuesday and was sworn in as vice-president of the world’s newest country calling for unity after more than two years of ferocious civil war.[4] Check also: Thousands Die Of Famine In Somalia, According To U.N “We need to bring our people together so they can unite and heal ...

Teodoro Obiang Nguema has never received less than 97 percent of the vote in an election. On Monday, with partial results indicating that 99.2 percent of the vote has gone in his favor, Equatorial Guinea’s leader was surely all set for another seven years in a seat that has no doubt molded to his figure.[2] Check also: President Yoweri Museveni Declared Winner Of Ugandan Elections One-sixth of African ...

Bujumbura- A Tutsi general and security advisor to the vice president of Burundi was killed Monday in an attack by heavily-armed men, along with his wife and daughter, a security source said.[2] Check also: Meet the Former Tanzanian President Assigned To Save Burundi It was the latest bloodshed to hit a country which has been engulfed by a political crisis ...

A few years ago, two economics professors, Quamrul Ashraf and Oded Galor, published a paper ,“The ‘Out of Africa ’ Hypothesis, Human Genetic Diversity, and Comparative Economic Development,” that drew inferences about poverty and genetics based on a statistical pattern.[5] Check also: Why Africa Is Regarded As The Poorest Continent The world’s most genetically diverse countries (using their measure of ...

Julius Malema is never far from the spotlight. In 2012[4]  , his aggressive and divisive brand of rhetoric led to expulsion from South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC). As head of the influential ANC youth league he had earlier helped Jacob Zuma become South Africa’s president.[2] Check also: South African President, Jacob Zuma To Get New R4 Billion VIP ...