ZAMBIA: President says his hard anti-corruption stance makes him unpopular
PRESIDENT Michael Sata says his hard anti-corruption stance has made him unpopular among some 'powerful' corrupt elements in the country....
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SOUTH SUDAN: Govt to Seek International Arbitration Over Disputes Borders
South Sudan's President, Salva Kiir informed the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC) that South Sudan will seek international...
MALAWI: IMF Backs U.S. $157 Million Loan to New Govt
A team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) visited Lilongwe during May 23-June 6, 2012 for discussions with Malawi's new...
SOUTH SUDAN: Parliament urges President to suspend corrupt officials
South Sudan's national parliament has called on the president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, to suspend all the senior officials...
SUDAN: AU Moves Summit to Ethiopia After Malawi Refuses Bashir’s Attendance
The African Union (AU) has decided to hold its upcoming summit in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, after Malawi insisted...
KENYA: Helicopter Crash – Bishops issue a Message of Condolence and Solidarity
The Kenya Episcopal Conference and the entire catholic family join other Kenyans in sending condolences to the families of the...
ERITREA: A New Eparchy inaugurated; New Bishop consecrated
Commissioning of the new Eparch as the Teacher of the Word of God The Catholics in Eritrea witnessed the inauguration of the...
ZANZIBAR: Government bans political debates in religious forums
The minister of State, Second Vice President’s Office, Mohamed Aboud Mohamed in the government of Zanzibar has banned religious forums...
ZANZIBAR: Clerics demand action
Religious leaders yesterday condemned attacks on churches and Christian structures, pressing the Zanzibar government to bring to book perpetrators of...
TANZANIA: Zanzibar Rioters Torch Churches
Police are hunting for suspects in connection with Saturday night's clashes in the municipality of Zanzibar, that left property destroyed...