News Update At least 281 MPs on Tuesday voted to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Speaker Moses Wetangula called the vote after only 44 of the required 117 MPs voted to save the DP....
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Female Spirit Reportedly Cooks At Night, Teachers Set To Abandon School
Teachers at Kandana Primary School in Bulilima, Matabeleland South Province, Zimbabwe are threatening to leave their posts due to ongoing disturbances allegedly caused by a ‘’female goblin.” The supernatural incidents which they claimed...
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Africa’s Second-Longest-Serving President Reportedly Dies
News Update Cameroonian President Paul Biya has reportedly died after 42 years of ruling the country. The 91-year-old late president is the second longest serving president in Africa. He has been ruling the country...
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Africa wheat demand hits 75 million metric tonnes – AfDB report
The Africa Development Bank has said that the demand for wheat in Africa has surged to over 75 million metric tonnes, highlighting a critical need for strategic investment and innovation in the sector. ...
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At 93, Cameroon President To Contest Again
Voice Air Media, News Update President Paul Biya of Cameroon is set to contest the country’s presidential election again at the age of 93. Biya, who is Africa’s longest-serving president, is currently 91 years...
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Tinubu Bags New Appointment After Stepping Down As ECOWAS Chair
Voice Air Media, News Update President Bola Tinubu has been re-elected as the chairman of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), about one year after he took over the leadership of the...
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Tragedy as 46-year-old Teacher commits suicide, drops letter for Wife
Voice Air Media, News Update A 46-year-old teacher at Maguya Day Secondary School in Chipata District in Zambia has allegedly committed suicide by taking unknown poisonous substances. Panford Mweetwa, who was recently transferred from...
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BREAKING: Togo lifts suspension on foreign journalists
Togo authorities said they will lift a suspension on accreditations for foreign journalists imposed in April after a highly contested constitutional reform. The High Authority for Audiovisual and Communication suspended accreditations before legislative...
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AfDB, WFP: Sudan’s Wheat Production Soars by 70% Despite Conflict, Hunger
The African Development Bank and World Food Programme have stated that wheat production in Sudan rose by 70 per cent amid soaring hunger in the country. According to a statement posted on its...
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One dead, 200 injured in tax protests— Report
A man died on the sidelines of mass demonstrations against proposed tax hikes in the Kenyan capital, police said Friday, with the mounting protest a day earlier also leaving 200 people injured. A...
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