Nine Chad Villagers Killed in Jihadist Assault

Nine people have died in an attack on a village in the Lake Chad area that is plagued by violence led by jihadist groups, a local governor and an NGO…

US: Ethiopia, Tigray Actors Can Avoid Sanctions by Ending Conflict

The U.S. government is urging the Ethiopian government, rebel group Tigray People’s Liberation Front, and other warring factions to end the conflict in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region and allow humanitarian…

Rebel Attacks Kill 15 Soldiers in Troubled Cameroon

About 15 soldiers and several civilians have died in two attacks in English-speaking western areas of Cameroon in the grip of a breakaway campaign, the Defense Ministry said Monday. Heavily…

Assets Seized From Equatorial Guinea VP to Pay for Vaccine, Medicine

The U.S. Department of Justice says it will use money from assets seized from Equatorial Guinea Vice President Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, which the DOJ alleges Obiang obtained through corruption.…

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  • September 20, 2021
Rwandan Court Finds ‘Hotel Rwanda’ Hero Guilty of Terror-Related Charges

Rwanda’s High Court has sentenced Paul Rusesabagina of “Hotel Rwanda” fame to 25 years in prison after finding him guilty on terrorism-related charges. Rusesabagina, 67, has denied the charges. He…

The government strengthens the capacities of cultural heritage professionals

As part of the process of restitution of cultural property in Benin, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts has launched the implementation of the ad hoc training program. This…

APIEX signs a memorandum of understanding with WEBHELP, world No. 2 in customer relations for its establishment in Benin

The Beninese government’s efforts to improve the business climate continue to bear fruit. Land of opportunities, Benin now offers national and international investors the pledges of an atmosphere conducive to the…

Guinea Junta Defiant Over Letting Conde Leave Country

Guinea’s junta has said it will not bow to pressure from West African leaders to allow ousted President Alpha Conde to leave the country. Dozens of Guineans protested against sanctions…

WHO: Rich Countries’ Chokehold on COVID Vaccines Prolongs Pandemic in Africa

The World Health Organization is warning that COVID-19 vaccine export bans and hoarding by wealthy countries will prolong the pandemic in Africa, preventing recovery from the disease in the rest…

Biden Opens Door to Sanctions Over Tigray Conflict

An executive order signed Friday by U.S. President Joe Biden seeks to slap harsh sanctions on all sides involved in the war in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region — including the…