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Israel: Cancels expulsions of African migrants
In Nigeria: Gunmen kill 15 at church, including 2 priests
South Sudan: Attacks on health facilities, workers increasing
Zimbabwe: Nurses’ strike a test of new government
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South Sudan: 200 child soldiers freed, but problem continues
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Ethiopia’s new leader: Makes rare outreach to opposition

Ethiopia’s new prime minister is making a rare outreach to opposition parties, calling on them to prepare for “peaceful dialogue and negotiations” in an effort to broaden the political space. Abiy Ahmed spoke Thursday evening as he hosted opposition figures, civic group members...
Posted On 13 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

Somalia: To halt UAE funding for troops as relations sour

As relations with the United Arab Emirates sour over the seizure of millions of dollars in cash, Somalia announced Wednesday it would end UAE funding for its armed forces. Defense Minister Mohamed Mursal’s comments to reporters came shortly after the UAE condemned what it called...
Posted On 12 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

Kenya official: Says 17 dead after bus plunges into river

A Kenyan official says a bus has plunged into the Siyapei River, causing the deaths of 17 passengers and seriously injuring four people. Narok County Commissioner George Natembeya said Tuesday that 43 passengers survived with minor injuries after the bus ran off the Narok-Mai...
Posted On 11 Apr 2018
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South Sudan’s: Ex-military chief forms new opposition party

South Sudan’s former military chief of staff Paul Malong is launching a new opposition party to challenge what he says is the “corrupt” government and to take part in the country’s upcoming peace talks at the end April in neighboring Ethiopia. Malong announced the formation of...
Posted On 10 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

United Nations Central African Republic forces : 3 dead, 30 wounded in raid

The United Nations mission in Central African Republic says at least three people have been killed and 30 wounded during a joint operation with the military to dismantle the bases of armed groups inside the capital. U.N. spokesman Herve Verhoosel said Sunday that both sides used...
Posted On 09 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

In Somali capital: 3 killed in pair of suicide car bombings

Three people are dead after a pair of suicide car bombings in Somalia’s capital, police said Friday. The first explosion occurred at an army checkpoint on the airport road in Mogadishu, injuring one soldier, Capt. Mohamed Hussein said. The bomber apparently was heading to...
Posted On 07 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

Ethiopia: Releases 11 journalists, politicians once again

Eleven journalists, politicians and bloggers in Ethiopia who were detained last month for allegedly displaying an outlawed flag and gathering in violation of a state of emergency have been released, a lawyer said Thursday. Amha Mekonnen, who represented most of the detained...
Posted On 06 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

Israel’s African Migrants in Limbo: After Netanyahu Reversal

Halofom Sultan went from being jailed in his native Eritrea for opposing the oppressive government to detention in Israel, where he is seeking asylum after fleeing for his life. So when Israel’s prime minister announced a deal with the United Nations on Monday to resettle tens of...
Posted On 05 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

UN peacekeeper killed, 11 hurt in Central African Republic

Mostly Christian militia fighters attacked a U.N. peacekeeping base in the Central African Republic early Tuesday, and one peacekeeper from Mauritania was killed and 11 others were injured in a gunbattle that lasted several hours, the United Nations said. U.N. spokesman Stephane...
Posted On 04 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela

Even the name given to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela at birth — Nomzamo, “one who undergoes trials” — foretold a life of struggle. During her nearly 38-year marriage to Nelson Mandela, she fought for black majority rule even as she vowed to escape the shadow of the great man. And...
Posted On 03 Apr 2018
, By New Africa Daily News
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