Burkina Faso coup leaders agreed to return to their barracks and said they would restore the deposed president to power, signing a deal with the army that apparently defuses a Read More..
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Will the New Deal End Conflict in South Sudan?
Despite the delay and substantive reservations, South Sudan President Salva Kiir has become the last but most vital signatory to the peace proposal tabled by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development Read More..
DRC Bans Documentary On Rape By Militia, Army
The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Thursday banned a documentary on a gynaecologist helping women raped during armed conflict, saying it contained “unfounded accusations” against the Read More..
Ethiopia Rolls Out Power Generation at Gibe III
Ethiopia has commissioned the trial production of electricity at the $1.8 billion Gilgel Gibe III hydro plant on the River Omo. Upon installation of 10 turbines each with a capacity Read More..
Ethiopian Government Dismisses Need for Food Aid
Government Communications Affairs Office (GCAO) says the country is self-reliant for any emergency food assistance in response to an impending drought season in large parts of Ethiopia. Lack and severe Read More..
Cocoa Production – Training As the Missing Link
A six-month study in some cocoa producing areas in the country carried out by the National Cocoa Academy has revealed that Cameroon’s dream of hitting 600,000 tons of quality cocoa Read More..