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By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- FIFA U – 20 World Cup winning coach – Sellas Tetteh has been appointed the head coach of the Sierra Leone national team, the Sierra Leone Football Association have announced. The Ghanaian trainer is making a return to the West African nation for a second stint after handling the Leone Stars between 2015 and 2017. The 62...

By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- South Africa and Tanzania on Thursday the 15th August 2019 promulgated a Joint agreement to revitalize cooperation in trade and investments. John Magufuli, Tanzanian President, love in having  more South African businessmen invest in his country and requested South African President – Cyril Ramaphosa to expedite his...

By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Cameroon Power Utility Energy of Cameroon S.A. (Eneo) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Norwegian solar developer Scatec Solar for the construction of two PV plants with a total installed generation capacity of 25 MW. The utility disclosed in a press release, a 10 MW project will be located in Guider in the...

BY YESMAN ANTOH-   NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Accra, Ghana- AFRICA NEEDS more than 1.4 trillion U.S. dollars funding to effectively address the affordable housing deficit, a pan-African housing development financier said here on Tuesday. The majority of African countries are facing a housing crisis as a result of high population growth, increased urbanization, poor urban planning,...

By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Zimbabwe Zinghxon Electrical Energy (ZZEE) has commenced construction of a 150MW thermal power station in Hwange that is set to push from behind power generation and induce economic growth in the region. The company, which is a daring journey between Zimbabwe and China, is prior runs a cooking plant in the district. The...

By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Tourism sector of Tanzania stands as the lead in the northern zone, having the most registered projects. The $2billion industry sector registered a total of 706 projects in Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Tanga and Manyara regions, between October 1997 and October 2017. For the past decades, Arusha has been in the lead of the pack,...

By Abdul Rahman Suagibu – NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS, Freetown, Sierra Leone- Educational system in Eritrea deepens to conscript school pupils into military or government jobs, a news report says. Human Rights Watch distributed an 87 – page on Friday portrays Eritrean secondary education as a compulsorily enrolled machinery that subjects pupils to forced labor and physical abuse as they are...