Kenya: Kilifi Women Group Reaps From Conservation Project

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Kenya: Kilifi Women Group Reaps From Conservation Project

[Nation] A conservation women group in Kilifi has begun reaping from blue economy project at Mida Creek, after selling over 300,000 mangrove seedlings to support their livelihoods during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Ghana: December 7, 2020 Polls - Shss to Break From Dec 4-8 to Allow Eligible Students to Vote

[Ghanaian Times] The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced a four-day break starting from December 4 to 9 for all Senior High Schools in the country to allow students who are eligible to vote, participate in the December 7 general elections.

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Africa: Capacitate Institutions to Silence the Guns, Urges AU

[SAnews.gov.za] In an effort to silence the guns on the continent, African Union Chairperson President Cyril Ramaphosa has underscored the need to capacitate institutions that are engaged in efforts of peace and security.

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Gambia: Tallinding Ward Constructs Humps to Reduce Frequent Accidents

[The Point] Tallinding Ward Development Committee in collaboration with the Tallinding Community last week completed the construction of humps locally called 'Sleeping Police' in Tallinding.

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Somalia: Eight Regional MPs Stripped of Impunity for Going Against Standing Orders

[Shabelle] Eight lawmakers in the Puntland parliament have been removed from their parliamentary immunity on Thursday.

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Kenya's Covid-19 Cases Exceed 69,000 As 1,080 More Test Positive

[Nation] Kenya now has 69,273 declared cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus disease, the Health ministry said Saturday, reporting 1,080 new infections after analysing 8,322 samples in the last 24 hours.

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Somalia Tags Kenya in 'Most Important' Category

[Dalsan Radio] Somalia's Foreign Minister Ahmed Isse Awad says Kenya remains one of the most important countries for Somalia, in spite of occasional hitches in their ties.

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Rwanda: Foreign Minister Biruta, South Africa Envoy Discuss Bilateral Ties

[New Times] Rwanda's Foreign Affairs Minister Vincent Biruta, Thursday received copies of credentials from the new South Africa High Commissioner to Rwanda.

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Tunisia: Covid-19 - Monastir Reports 65 More Recoveries

[Tunis Afrique Presse] Tunis -- The governorate of Monastir reported 65 more recoveries from COVID-19, bringing the overall number of recoveries in the region to 4,457.Meanwhile, an additional fatality was recorded due to the virus, taking the count of deaths in the region...

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Africa: UN Again Warns Against Nationalism in Covid-19 Response

[Premium Times] UN Chief says the world must unite to make coronavirus vaccines available to everyone, everywhere.

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Congo-Kinshasa: DRC - Tshisekedi Dismantles Ruling Coalition With Kabila's Party

[RFI] Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi on Sunday announced the end of a coalition agreement between his party and that of former President Joseph Kabila. Tshisekedi spent half an hour addressing the nation, discussing the outcome of national consultations held in November.

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Zimbabwe: Pick n Pay Clears U.S.$11 Million Legacy Debts

[New Zimbabwe] Meikles Limited subsidiary, TM Pick n Pay has cleared off legacy debts amounting to US$11.07 million from internally generated funds during the financial year ended March 2020.

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Uganda: Opposition Candidates Decry Defacing of Their Posters As Museveni Campaigns in Gulu

[Monitor] Opposition candidates in Gulu City have decried the manner in which their posters have been removed from the major streets ahead of President Museveni's campaign on Monday.

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East Africa: Somalia to Cease Issuing Visas On Arrival for Kenyans

[Shabelle] The Federal Government of Somalia has introduced strict guidelines for Kenyans traveling to the country as the relationship between the two nations continues to deteriorate.

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Nigeria/Sierra Leone: Afcon Qualifiers - Ahmed Musa Apologises for Super Eagles' Disappointing Result

[Premium Times] Three-time African champions Nigeria on Friday squandered a four-goal lead to end the tie with Sierra Leone 4-4.

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Uganda: Forum for Democratic Change's Amuriat Arrested

[Monitor] The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential candidate Patrick Amuriat has been arrested. Mr Amuriat was Friday morning arrested at the border of Rubirizi and Bushenyi districts in western Uganda.

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Kenya: Date of Mbilia Bel's Kinshasa Show Confirmed

[Nation] Arrangements for the show to commemorate Congolese diva Mbilia Bels' 40th anniversary in music have hit fever pitch.

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Zimbabwe: Soap Makers in Court Rush to Reverse Wage Increase Order

[New Zimbabwe] EMPLOYERS in the food sector have approached the High Court seeking an order to stop the Arbitration Award issued in favour of workers arguing the outcome, if implemented, could drive a lot of players in the sector out of business.

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Mali: UN Warns Child Labour, Trafficking On the Rise in Troubled Mali

[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Dakar -- United Nations says thousands of children have fallen prey to traffickers during the coronavirus pandemic

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Southern Africa: South Africa Begin Preps for Cosafa Men's Under-20 Championship

Press Release - South Africa coach Helman Mkhalele will gather his squad on Sunday for the start of their preparations towards the 2020 COSAFA Men's Under-20 Championship that will be played in Nelson Mandela Bay from December 3-13.

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Africa: UN Chief Urges 'Breakthrough' On Adapting to Fast-Warming World

[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Barcelona -- Antonio Guterres calls for more funding to build the resilience of the poorest countries and communities to climate change impacts

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Somalia: Taiwan Sends Experts to Somaliland in New Bid to Enhance Ties

[Dalsan Radio] Taiwan will send a team from the development sector to work on agriculture, telecommunications, and health projects in Somaliland this month, according to the Twain Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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Zimbabwe: Nguwaya Removed From Remand

[263Chat] Controversial businessman and corruption accused dealer, Delish Nguwaya has been removed from remand with the state asked to proceed by way of summons once they are ready for trial.

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Africa: World's Biggest Orchestra Unites Across Cultural and Physical Divides

[RFI] Nearly 200 countries, 197 musicians, one band, one song: the Earth Orchestra has made musical history releasing the first song recorded by a musician from every country in the world, and showing how people can transcend physical and cultural borders to come together in the process.

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Rwanda: Govt to Recruit 580 Nursery Teachers

[New Times] The number of teachers in pre-primary schools is set to be increased from the current 33 to 613 in this fiscal year, according to the ministry of education.

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Kenya/Algeria: Gor Pair Algerian Side Belouizdad in Champions League First Round

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan football giants Gor Mahia will face Algerian side Belouizdad in the First Round of the African Champions League.

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Gambia/Gabon: GRTS to Broadcast Gambia-Gabon Game

[The Point] The Gambia Football Federation Event Management Committee Chairman, William Abraham has stated that they have agreed with the state broadcaster (GRTS)...

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Zimbabwe: MPs Talk Down Carefree 'Beer Loving' Zim-Youths

[New Zimbabwe] MPs constituting parliament's youth committee Thursday took turns to talk down to Zimbabwean youths, describing them as their own worst enemies who are quick to dump ambition and interests on the whiff of beer.

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Egypt: Finance Min. Says Egypt Steadily Moving Forward in Tax Reform

[Egypt Online] Egypt is steadily moving forward along the road to tax reform, Minister of Mohamed Maait said Saturday.

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Angola Takes Over Opec Rotating Chairmanship in 2021

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola was elected Monday to the rotating presidency of the Conference of Ministers of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), for the mandate of the year (2021).

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Nigeria: By-Election - APC Wins Dass State Constituency in Bauchi

[Premium Times] The by-election into the Dass constituency followed the killing of Musa Baraza of the APC.

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