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Nigeria halts the importation of SIM cards

Nigeria halts the importation of SIM cards

Nigeria’s government says it has banned the importation of Sim cards used in mobile phones. Communications Minister Isa Pantami said…
South Sudanese frustrated by elusive peace – UK

South Sudanese frustrated by elusive peace – UK

The UK government says the people of South Sudan are frustrated with the slow implementation of the country’s peace agreement…
Ngũgĩ is one of the most important writers – Chimamanda

Ngũgĩ is one of the most important writers – Chimamanda

Acclaimed author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has praised veteran Kenyan novelist and playwright Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, calling him “one of the…
Ethiopia among worst jailers of journalists – CPJ

Ethiopia among worst jailers of journalists – CPJ

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a US-based group advocating for the freedom of the press, has called Ethiopia one…
Ex-Liberian VP picked as presidential challenger

Ex-Liberian VP picked as presidential challenger

Liberia’s opposition Unity Party has picked former Vice-President Joseph Boakai as its candidate in the presidential elections scheduled for next…
UN pays tribute to peacekeepers killed in DR Congo

UN pays tribute to peacekeepers killed in DR Congo

A tribute ceremony for four UN peacekeepers killed during anti-UN protests in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is ongoing at…
Kenya won’t block Facebook ahead of polls – ministers

Kenya won’t block Facebook ahead of polls – ministers

The Kenyan government won’t be shutting down Facebook despite threats by the national cohesion agency to suspend it. The National…
US ‘concerned’ over Tunisia’s new constitution

US ‘concerned’ over Tunisia’s new constitution

The US says it “shares concerns” that Tunisia’s new constitution could weaken democracy and erode respect for human rights and…
US urges DR Congo to protect UN peacekeepers

US urges DR Congo to protect UN peacekeepers

The US has asked the government in the Democratic of Congo to protect UN peacekeepers and their facilities amid protests…
Election bribery causing bank note shortage – minister

Election bribery causing bank note shortage – minister

A Kenyan minister has said that the shortage of 100 ($0.84; £0.69) and 200-shilling notes at the banks is down…
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