US Health Agency Warns Travellers To Watch Out For Deadly Marburg Virus Symptoms

Tanzania Declares End To Deadly Marburg Virus Outbreak, Confirms WHO

Sudanese Military, Pro-Democracy Forces Postpone Signing Of Political Deal

Sudanese Warring Factions Agree To a 24-Hour Ceasefire Starting Saturday

US Vice President Kamala Harris Hails Tanzanian President, Announces Trade Boost

US Vice President Kamala Harris Hails Tanzanian President, Announces Trade Boost

Ugandan Government Flags Off 5000 soldiers to Trouble-Hit Eastern DR Congo

ICC To Investigate Fresh Allegations Of War Crimes By M23 Rebels In DRC

South Sudanese President Kiir Names New Defense Minister Breaching Peace Deal

South Sudanese President Kiir Names New Defense Minister Breaching Peace Deal

Equatorial Guinea’s Health Ministry Confirms 13 Marburg Cases After WHO Comments

WHO Declares An End To Marburg Virus Epidemic In Equatorial Guinea

Malawi’s Information Minister Says Country’s Situation Still Dire Weeks After Storm

Malawi's Information Minister Says Country's Situation Still Dire Weeks After Storm

Kenyan President: Action Will Be Taken Against Protestors Involved In Criminal Activity

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UN Secretary-General Expresses Concern Over Surge In Violence In Eastern Part Of DR Congo

UN Chief Says Emergency Relief Chief Heading To Sudan Over Unprecedented Situation

Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo Says Ghana’s Anti-Gay Bill Has Been Modified

Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo Says Ghana's Anti-Gay Bill Modified

Chad’s Interim President Pardons 380 Rebels Jailed For Death Of Former President

German Foreign Ministry Expels Chad's Ambassador Mariam Ali Moussa

US Vice President Vows To Increase Investment In Africa To Spur Economic Growth

US Calls For Orderly & Responsible Withdrawal Of UN's MINUSMA Forces From Mali

Sudanese Military Leader Al- Burhan Appeals To Soldiers To Back Democratic Transition

Sudanese Foreign Ministry Rejects Kenya’s Chairmanship Of IGAD Delegation

Kenyan Police Chief Announces Fresh Ban On Protests Planned For Monday

Kenyan Police Use Teargas To Disperse Protesters As Anti-Government Protests Resume

Algerian President Confirms Ambassador To Return To France In Coming Days

Algerian President Confirms Ambassador To Return To France In Coming Days

UN Libya Envoy Points To Alternatives If No Electoral Pact Is Finalized Soon

The United Nations (UN) envoy to Libya on Friday said if Libya’s legislative bodies fail to agree on electoral laws in a timely manner then the UN will have to look at other alternatives, indicating that no more delay in the election will be acceptable. Abdoulaye Bathily, the head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), is seeking to break the long internal political stalemate in Libya with an election this year. Last month, he announced a new initiative to speed up the political process, prompting the House of Representatives (HoR) and the High State Council (HSC) to set up a committee to look at electoral laws. “They have to deliver on this in a timely manner,” he told Reuters in an interview on Friday from Tripoli. The UN envoy said at that time that the new committee would work to bring together representatives of political institutions, civil society groups, and others who will then work together to pave way for adoption of a legal framework in the conflict-hit country and prepare a time-bound road map for the elections. During the interview, Bathily said that if the electoral laws are not finalized on time then the authorities will be accountable to the Libyan people as well as the international community. When asked what alternatives the UN was considering if Libyan leaders fail to follow through, Bathily said, “We will talk about that when the time comes.” Notably, Libya has been faced with multiple crises since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, who had ruled the oil-rich nation since 1969. The UN has been working to support a peaceful resolution to the crisis ever since. In December 2021, Libya postponed and then cancelled critical presidential and parliamentary elections due to legal disputes and other challenges, resulting in disappointment both within and beyond the country’s borders.

Ethiopia Announces 90 Percent Completion Of Controversial GERD Construction 

Ethiopian Foreign Ministry Ready To Resume Nile Dam Tripartite Negotiations

Ethiopian PM Ahmed Appoints Rebel Leader To Head Regional Government

Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed Resuses Allegations Of Military Incursion Into Sudan

WHO Confirms Eight New Marburg Cases In Equatorial Guinea, Kills 20

WHO Chief Warns World To Prepare For disease More Deadlier Than Covid 19

Senegalese President Sall Asks Government To Take Measures To Stop Growing Unrest

Senegalese President Sall Asks Government To Take Measures To Stop Unrest

WHO Warns Number Of Cholera Cases Continues To Grow Across African Nations

Ghana Becomes First Country To Approve Oxford University's Malaria Vaccine

Ethiopian Parliament Removes Tigray Rebel Party From Terrorist Organizations List

M23 Rebel Group Refuses To Disarm, Calls For Direct Political Dialogue With Government

Tanzanian Health Ministry Confirms Country’s First Ever Marburg Virus Cases

WHO Declares An End To Marburg Virus Epidemic In Equatorial Guinea

Kenyan Opposition Leader Odinga Vows To Continue With Nationwide Protests

Senegalese Opposition Leader Sonko Rejects Court's Ruling, Calls For Protests

Uganda’s Parliament Passes New Law Criminalizing Identifying As LGBTQ

Uganda's Parliament Passes New Law Criminalizing Identifying As LGBTQ
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