- — Cyclone Ana: at least 36 dead in Madagascar and Mozambique
![[*]](img/ib-star_nm.png "mark favorite")
![[-]](img/ib-mark_nm.png "mark as read")
![[-]](img/ib-markold_nm.png "mark older as read")
![[x]](img/ib-delete_nm.png "delete article")
![[A+]](img/ib-fontbg_nm.png "larger font")
![[a-]](img/ib-fontsm_nm.png "smaller font")
![[l]](img/ib-link_nm.png "direct link")
at 1/25/22 8:50amTropical storm Ana, has killed 34 people in Madagascar and two in Mozambique, and left most of Malawi without power in recent days, according to reports released on Tuesday by authorities in the three countries.- — Nairobi has a new type of vending machines that distribute milk
- at 1/25/22 8:49amThanks to them, dairy farmers make a bigger profit and residents enjoy cheaper milk - although the hygienic conditions of the milk raise questions.
- — ECOWAS "blamed" for current unrest in Burkina Faso
- at 1/25/22 8:36amThe Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has been partly blamed for the current unrest in Burkina Faso and other parts of the Sahel region in recent months.
- — Sudan: Hundreds mourn at funeral of 26 year old protestor
- at 1/25/22 8:28amThey prayed together at the funeral and chanted in unison as they carried the body of Mohammed Alish through the streets.
- — Malawi's president Chakwera sacks entire cabinet
- at 1/25/22 8:25amIn a televised address Lazarus Chakwera announced all the functions of the cabinet reverted to him until a new one is appointed. Since he was elected in June 2020, Chakwera's presidential tenure has been tainted by corruption accusations.
- — Libyan presidential candidates renew calls for election
- at 1/25/22 8:02amThe Libyan presidential hopefuls held a forum in the Lybian capital, Tripoli, on Monday and renewed calls for elections
- — Hippos can recognise each other's voices, study finds
- at 1/25/22 7:10amThe study involved playing recorded hippo noises back to different groups of hippos. When a senior male hippo heard the sound of an animal from outside its own herd it responded aggressively, instantly recognising a stranger.
- — Proud Comorians celebrate in Marseille
- at 1/25/22 4:31amComorian supporters celebrated in the streets of Marseille despite having lost to Cameroon 2-1 in the last eight of the African Cup of Nations
- — Senegal ruling coalition suffers setbacks in key cities
- at 1/25/22 3:06amAnalysts view the vote as a litmus test for support for President Macky Sall, 60, who the opposition suspects is planning a bid for a third presidential term in 2024.
- — Cameroon: At least eight persons killed in stampede at stadium
- at 1/25/22 3:06amThe Confederation of African Football, CAF said in a statement that it is "currently investigating the situation and trying to get more details on what transpired". The last 16 match between Cameroon and Comoros took place despite the incident and ended with a 2-1 win for the hosts.
- — Mali demands Denmark 'immediately' withdraw its special forces
- at 1/25/22 1:54amThe Malian government said in a statement read on national television and published on social networks that "this deployment occurred without its consent"
- — Burkina Faso coup: How President Kabore's ouster unfolded
- at 1/25/22 12:46amUniformed soldiers announced on national television that they had taken power, pledging a "return to constitutional order" within "a reasonable time
- — Morocco and Malawi look ahead to round of 16 match
- at 1/24/22 3:38pmMorocco and Malawi put the final touches on their preparations ahed of their Tuesday clash. The teams will meet on January 25 in their quest for a place in the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations.
- — Impressive performances from skiers as the Freeride Tour season begins in Spain
- at 1/24/22 11:42amPalm wins with series' first double backflip as Freeride Tour season starts in Spain
- — Nigeria’s new Dangote refinery to start processing crude oil in 2022
- at 1/24/22 11:21amBy 2023, the output of the refinery should enable Nigeria to break free from the import of petroleum oil products.
- — A South African rhino returns to the wild after a deadly attack
- at 1/24/22 11:10amA 10-year-old rhino that had its horn brutally hacked off returned to the wild Monday, after 30 operations over six years to repair the gash in its face.
- — Severe weather front hits Greece and Turkey
- at 1/24/22 10:18amHeavy snow blankets Turkey and Greece
- — Security forces fired tear gas to disperse anti-coup protests
- at 1/24/22 10:16amHundreds of Sudanese protesters rally in the streets of the capital Khartoum to call for a civilian rule and demand justice for those killed in crackdowns since a military coup nearly three months ago
- — Tents collapse as displaced hit hard by winter storm in northern Syria
-
![[+]](img/ib-marked_nm.png "mark as new")
at 1/24/22 10:06amTents collapse under the snow at a camp for internally displaced people as a heavy storm hit the city of Azaz, in the northern countryside of Aleppo, controlled by Turkey and its Syrian proxies - — Protesters attack video team filming Belgian march against vaccinations and COVID-19 restrictions
- at 1/24/22 10:03amA rally by protesters demonstrating against COVID-19 vaccinations and restrictions turned violent in the Belgian capital on Sunday
- — Burundi: Human Rights Watch urge investigation into Gitega central prison fire
- at 1/24/22 9:39am"More than a month after the tragedy (...), the government has failed to provide a full and truthful account of what happened and has not treated the family members of the deceased with dignity," said Lewis Mudge, the NGO's director for Central Africa, in a statement.
As of 1/25/22 9:03am. Last new 1/25/22 9:03am.
- Next feed in category: Latest UPI