Ghanaian School Girls Tackle Covid-19 With Touchless Sanitizer Dispenser Invention
Their innovation came days after 136 students of Achimota School in Accra tested positive for Covid-19 on July 4, 2021.
Africa
Darfur: Sudan’s ‘Forgotten War’ Rages On
A Sudanese refugee from Tennessee has left the comfort of his American home to help in the humanitarian assistance in Darfur.
Watt A Boost: Simple Solar Torch Transforms Grass Roots Economy
How free torches have shone a light on a path out of poverty in southeastern African country Malawi.
Tribal Clashes Displaces Over 10,000 In South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State
Fighting began on May 19, 2021, after two rival armed forces clashed.
ISIS, Al-Qaeda Expanding In Africa: United Nations
A United Nations report says travel restrictions due to the pandemic disrupted terror activities.
Killer School Kidnapers Release 28 Nigerian Students
Bandits gunned down a police guard and are now demanding more ransom money for a further 81 hostages.
Tunisian President Sacks Prime Minister, Freezes Parliament
The sacking of Prime Minister Hichem Mechichi follows violent protests over the government’s handling of the pandemic.
Ethiopia Completes Second Phase Of Filling Africa’s Largest Dam, Angering Egypt And Sudan
Egypt and Sudan fear that a severe reduction in the River Nile waters due to the Ethiopian dam could threaten their people.
Algeria: Kabylia Marks The 23rd Anniversary Of The Murder Of Controversial Singer Matoub Lounès
The immensely popular and controversial singer was killed by unknown people on June 25, 1998.