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Rural Kenyans power West’s AI revolution. Now they want more

 Ces jours-ci, la jeune femme de 30 ans vit à Naivasha, une ville pittoresque au centre de l'industrie floristique du Kenya et à mi-chemin entre Nyahururu et Nairobi. Assise dans son salon avec une tasse de thé au lait, elle étiquette les données des entreprises d'intelligence artificielle (IA) à l'étranger sur une application. Le soleil se lè...

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Morocco arrests 30 people suspected of trafficking newborns, report says

 Moroccan authorities arrested 30 people this week in the city of Fes on multiple charges as part of a wide-ranging case involving blackmail, threats, and trafficking of newborn babies. The North African country's state-run news agency, MAP, reported on Wednesday that the suspects — including law enforcement agents, doctors, nurses, and other ...

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Man wanted for allegedly killing girlfriend and leaving body at Boston airport is arrested in Kenya

 A man wanted for allegedly killing his girlfriend and leaving her body in a parking lot at a Boston airport before flying to Kenya has been arrested, Kenyan police said Tuesday. Kevin Kangethe, 40, was apprehended at a nightclub Monday following a tipoff, Director of Criminal Investigations Mohammed Amin told The Associated Press. Amin said K...

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South Africa: Ruling ANC suspends Jacob Zuma's membership

 In South Africa, the national executive committee of the ruling ANC announced Monday (Jan.29) it had decided to "summarily suspend Jacob Zuma as a member". Citing the committee's sources local media report that the former president will be hauled before the party's disciplinary committee. Last December, Zuma publicly announced he will campaig...

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South Africa pays homage to slain journalists in Gaza

 South African-based journalists and pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered in Johannesburg on Sunday to pay tribute to journalists who lost their lives in the conflict in Gaza. According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 83 journalists and media workers have lost their lives since the conflict began. This includes 76 Palestini...

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CAR: President Touadéra meets Pope Francis for talks on cooperation and diplomacy

 In a significant diplomatic encounter, President Faustin-Archange Touadéra of the Central African Republic engaged in discussions with Pope Francis during his visit to the Vatican on Saturday. The meeting focused on the social, political, and humanitarian situation in the Central African country, with an emphasis on enhancing international co...

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DRC rebel group kills at least 19 people in attack on eastern town

 At least 19 people were killed when rebels attacked a town in Congo's North Kivu province, the army said late Thursday (Jan. 25). The rebels shelled the town of Mweso, where they "indiscriminately dropped mortar bombs," which also injured 27 other civilians, army spokesman Lt. Col. Guillaume N'djike Kaïko said in a statement read on state tel...

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Nigerian pastor sentenced to life imprisonment for raping church member

 The leader of a Lagos-based church Feyi Daniels has been sentenced to life imprisonment for raping his church member. The Ikeja Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Court announced the sentence on Friday, January 26. According to local media reports, the victim, 23 years is the assistant of Daniels, who is also the founder of " I Reign Chris...

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Red Sea crisis: surge in number of ships at Durban's port

 The port of Durban, the main container port on the South African coastline, is struggling with a surge in ships calling due to mounting tensions in the Red Sea. The port of Durban in South Africa is facing capacity challenges as shipping companies take detours around Africa's southernmost tip. Major container shipping companies temporarily ha...

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Zambia: Rescue efforts continue to pull out 7 workers trapped in mine

 On Wednesday (Jan. 24), rescue teams in Zambia continued to pump water and mud from a copper mine where 7 miners were trapped on Monday (Jan. 22.) Five Zambian employees and two Chinese were working at the Macrolink mine in Ndola, north of Lusaka.Their relatives are anxious."From the time it happened nothing has been done the only thing they ...

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Tanzania prepares for opposition protests advocating electoral reforms

 Tanzania's primary opposition party, Chadema, is gearing up for widespread protests to address concerns related to proposed electoral bills, the soaring cost of living, and delays in constitutional reforms. While police in the commercial city of Dar es Salaam have granted permission for the march, they have issued warnings against violence an...

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U.S. Secretary of state says Nigeria "essential" to global future

 Nigeria's Foreign minister welcomed his US counterpart in Abuja, on Tuesday (Jan. 23). Yusuf Tuggar tweeted Anthony Blinken's visit focused enhancing trade relations and deepening democracy in West Africa. Nigerian president Bola Tinubu held discussions with the US secretary of state ahead of a press conference. The US top diplomat said Niger...

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CAN 2023: Egypt moves on, Ghana falls and Côte d'Ivoire remains hopeful

 Egypt is through, Ghana most likely out. Egypt clinched its place in the last 16 despite conceding – after scoring – in injury time to draw with Cape Verde 2-2, while Ghana conceded two goals in injury time for a 2-2 draw against Mozambique. Egypt had to win to be sure of advancing. In the end, a draw was enough because Ghana only drew, too. ...

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UN chief 'hopeful' on Africa permanent seat on Security Council

 The United Nations Secretary General said all five permanent members of the council agreed Africa must have due representation in the body. Guterres addressed Sunday (Jan.21) the third summit of a group of developing countries known as Group of 77 in Uganda's capital. "[...] in recent declarations, public declarations, I've seen the permanent...

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Felix Tshisekedi sworn in for second term amid disputed election

 Despite legal challenges and the dismissal of a petition, the opposition figures have called for nationwide protests to contest the election results and demand a rerun. The government, in response, has warned of cracking down on these protests. The Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC) incumbent leader, Felix Tshisekedi, was sworn in for a sec...

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Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi is sworn into office following disputed reelection

Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi was sworn in Saturday following a disputed December election, promising to unite the Central African country during his second five-year term and to protect lives in the conflict-hit eastern region. "I am taking back the baton of command that you entrusted to me. We want a more united, stronger and prosperous Co...

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Kenya : Court lifts orders barring Ruto's social health insurance fund

Kenya's Court of Appeal has given the green light to the controversial Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), overturning a prior ban. President William Ruto champions SHIF as a vital policy to offer affordable healthcare to all Kenyans, but it has faced criticism from those who view it as a new tax. Court Lifts Orders Barring Ruto's Social Health In...

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