[Nyasa Times] Women Lawyers Association of Malawi has added to the calls for Malawians to accept and respect the ruling of the court on the deputed May 21, 2019 presidential elections results case.
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How the Iranian regime put down economic protests
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY after the government of Iran switched the internet back on, the stories started coming out.
Zimbabwe: Police, Govt Dismiss Claims That Army Fired at Chamisa
[New Zimbabwe] POLICE have dismissed MDC claims gunshots were fired at party leader Nelson Chamisa and his entourage when the opposition chief was presiding over a party organised tree planting event in Marondera on Sunday.
Cameroon: Youths Protest Older Politicians Running for Office
[VOA] As Cameroon prepares for local and parliamentary elections, young people have organized protests across the central African state against the aging political leadership.
Kenya: Bill Spells Doom for Civil Servants Convicted of Corruption
[Nation] Government officers found culpable of looting public coffers risk being blocked from holding public offices should a proposed amendment to the Anti-Corruption and Economic Crimes Act (Aceca) become law.
Somalia: Villagers: U.S. Drone Strike Kills Frankincense Collectors
[VOA] BOSASO, Somalia / WASHINGTON / PENTAGON -A U.S.
Namibia: Opposition Pledges Leaner Govt
[Namibian] Several political parties participating in the upcoming presidential and National Assembly elections have pledged to reduce the number of ministries, and abolish the positions of regional governors and their advisers in an attempt to reduce the bloated civil service.
South Africa’s president promises big results—eventually
SOUTH AFRICANS are growing impatient with Cyril Ramaphosa, the former union boss, anti-apartheid activist and tycoon who is now their president. In his 20 months in office, no one has been prosecuted for the looting of the state that took place under his predecessor, Jacob Zuma
Mozambique: One Dead in Clash With Police in Nacala
[AIM] Maputo -One person died during police intervention against a crowd in the northern Mozambican port city of Nacala, during the counting of votes at the polling stations after Tuesday’s general and provincial elections.
Zimbabwe: No Work, No Dialogue – Govt tells Doctors
[The Herald] Government remains open to dialogue with striking doctors to find a lasting solution, but those discussions should be carried out while health workers are at work, Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo said yesterday.