Africa 13.5.2019 07:33 am
Pan African Parliament hosts Civil Society Forum
Gathered at the PAP were representatives of South Africa-based civil society organisations.
The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) hosted a forum of civil society organizations on the sidelines of the 2nd Ordinary Session of the on-going fifth Parliament.
Africa Death toll rises to 58 amid armed clashes and heavy shelling in Libyan capital
In addition, 275 people have been wounded, including two doctors and an ambulance driver.
Africa Africa’s richest man withdrew $10m just to look at it
Aliko Dangote says he needed to see the money so he could understand it was real.
Africa US provides additional $2.5 million in response to Cyclone Idai
More than a 100,000 people were affected in the Manicaland province, Zimbabwe.
Travel Downtown Cairo battles to keep cosmopolitan heritage alive
Cairo’s downtown, with its old European-designed buildings, is wrestling to preserve its cultural heritage as Egypt readies a new capital in the desert.
Africa Ramaphosa stands by the Saharawi in their fight for independence from Morocco
The president also expressed the importance of the international community showing solidarity with the people of Western Sahara.
Africa Mozambique cyclone death toll climbs to 417: government
The World Food Programme says the humanitarian crisis following the cyclone is on a par with crises in Yemen, Syria and South Sudan.
Africa Ramaphosa pledges to support Zimbabwe in its quest for ‘economic renewal’
Some feel the president has not been tough enough on our northern neighbour’s government.
Africa The long road to gender equality
Many women are told they are cute but they will never win in an electoral poll.
Africa Zimbabwe faces bread shortage crisis
The country has already seen increases in the price of bread of up to 70% in the past few weeks.
Africa International organisations petition Mnangagwa over human rights abuses
Since the January 14 to 16 mass labour stayaway, 17 people have died and more than a thousand arrested, including opposition figures and human rights activists.
Africa Nelson Chamisa barred from Oliver Mtukudzi’s memorial concert
Zimbabwean opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa was on Saturday barred from attending a music concert organised in honour of the late music grandee Oliver Mtukudzi, who died on Wednesday in Harare.
Africa Artists, politicians mourn African music giant Oliver Mtukudzi
Mtukudzi also worked with the late Hugh Masekela, who died on the same day last year. He also worked with Black Mambazo.
Africa ‘Total internet shutdown’ in Zimbabwe – provider
Zimbabwe imposed a “total shutdown” of the internet on Friday, a major provider told customers, after protests early this week triggered a ruthless security crackdown.
Africa Buses, airlines cancel trips to and from protesting Zimbabwe
The neighbouring state has been in uproar since the fuel price more than doubled unexpectedly.
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