[Nation] Up to three infants share an incubator at the Kiambu Level Five Hospital.
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East Africa: Embattled Spectrum Clarifies Role On Somalia Oil Blocks
[Dalsan Radio] The embattled company Spectrum which helped the government organize a Somalia and gas conference now says the London meeting was not an auction of oil fields.
Cyril Ramaphosa has made uneven progress in repairing South Africa
IVY RAMAPHOSA is used to visitors. Most weeks callers will knock on the door of her home in Soweto, on the outskirts of Johannesburg. They come trying to reach her brother, Cyril, who moved here with Ivy and their family in 1963, during the apogee of apartheid.
Tanzania: Search for Missing Millions Raises Questions Over $1 Billion
[African Arguments] Tanzania has declined to release a worrying audit into its public finances. We analyse and publish it below.
Senegal: Suspicions Cloud Senegal’s Upcoming Election
[ISS] Senegal will choose its president on 24 February in an atmosphere clouded by suspicions that the incumbent, Macky Sall, has engineered recent electoral reforms to secure a second term in office.
Zimbabwe: Activists Push Back on Social Media Restrictions
[VOA] In Zimbabwe, rights and opposition groups are surviving by using social media to communicate with the masses as state-owned media remain reserved for ruling party officials. During recent anti-government protests, the public received information through social media and now the government wants a law to block such platforms.
Nigeria: Boko Haram Is Defeated – Nigeria Now Facing ‘Global Insurgency’ – Minister
[Premium Times] The Nigerian government is insisting that its military has “successfully defeated” Boko Haram insurgents, but says the country is now facing a fresh crisis, which it called a “global insurgency.”
Nigeria: Govt Has Employed 8.7 Million Nigerians in Three Years – Buhari
[This Day] President Muhammad Buhari has said that the federal government has in the last three years employed over 8.75 million Nigerians under its various empowerment scheme.
Zimbabwe: Body Set Up to Oversee Violence Trials
[The Herald] Chief Justice Luke Malaba has directed the Judicial Service Commission’s secretariat to set up an all-stakeholder tactical committee to ensure speedy prosecution of public violence cases with due respect of the rights of the accused persons.
Mozambique: Detained Journalist Was Beaten and Starved
[AIM] Maputo -Mozambican journalist Amad Abubacar was beaten and starved while in military detention in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, according to the human rights commission of the Mozambique Bar Association (OAM).