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Kenyan academic, Professor Patrick Lumumba, says African is cursed with poor political leadership and that Africans should voice their displeasure and demand more.

NewsRescue Kenyan President William Ruto has stated that his country will ratify the 2014 Malabo Protocol by September, paving the way for the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) to become the African Union's (AU) formal legislative arm. The Malabo Protocol aims to transform the PAP into a full-fledged legislative body with jurisdiction over international and transnational organised

Out of the 22 member states that have signed the protocol, only 15 have ratified it and Kenya could be the next in line.

Equatorial Guinea, country located on the west coast of Africa. It consists of Río Muni (also known as Continental Equatorial Guinea), on the continent, and five islands (known collectively as insular Equatorial Guinea): Bioko (formerly Fernando Po), Corisco, Great Elobey (Elobey Grande), Little Elobey (Elobey Chico), and Annobón (Pagalu). Bata is the administrative capital of the mainland. Formerly a colony of Spain with the name Spanish Guinea, the country achieved its independence on Octob...

Malabo, formerly (until 1973) Santa Isabel, capital of Equatorial Guinea. It lies on the northern edge of the island of Bioko (or Fernando Po) on the rim of a sunken volcano. With an average temperature of 77 °F (25 °C) and an annual rainfall of 75 inches (1,900 mm), it has one of the more onerous climates in the Bight of Biafra (Gulf of Guinea). Malabo is the republic’s commercial and financial centre. Its harbour, providing one of the deepest seaports in the region, can dock several ships...

There was no correlation between the invitation and the likelihood of readmission.

The Plateau State Police Command has disclosed that five suspects have so far been arrested in connection with the recent killings in the State.

Agricultural technology can play a huge role in intensifying production as well as realising the vision of a food and nutrition-secure Africa.

With soaring food prices, climate change, and rapid population growth undermining food security in Africa, the continent is in dire need of an agricultural revolution. Fortunately, steps taken by three forward-looking countries show that success is not only possible but well within reach. The Covid-19 pandemic, compounded by supply-chain disruptions and surging inflation, has highlighted

According to human right groups and officials familiar with the details, President Mbasogo, who is under intense pressure from the international community as well as from the world’s most distinguished and notable organisations is “finally considering to issue a private decree to that effect”.