This Monday, the United States decided to ban former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, his wife Zineb, and his children, Mariam and Muhammed, from entering the United States. After his two decades in office, Jammeh refused to step down as President to 2016 election winner Adama Barrow, resulting in military threats from the African Union and West African regional body ECOWAS,… Read more »
Zimbabwean doctors at public hospitals went on a strike for the second time this year to demand better pay and conditions, a union official said, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government struggles with a deteriorating economy.
Nsukka, Nigeria – On a hot December afternoon in this southeastern town, a dry, dusty wind blows over the main entrance gate of the University of Nigeria campus.
The European Union has renewed sanctions against the chosen successor of Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila, just two weeks before an historic election in the resource-rich Central African country.
The US State Department has barred former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh and members of his immediate family from entering the United States.