Islamic court sentences Nigerian rapist to death

An Islamic court in the Nigerian city of Kano has sentenced an elderly man to death for raping a 12-year-old girl.
Hillary Humphrey Kaweesa, 19
Ugandan teenager joins presidential race
A 19-year-old Ugandan has picked nomination papers to vie for the presidency in the upcoming general elections.
Models on a runway
Does China’s $218 million fashion industry welcome African fashion designers
A rise in recognition for African designers and Black models globally is due to the influence of global fashion trends being more interconnected. China is one of the largest garment exporters in the world. In order to remain ahead of competition and promote cross-border business initiatives, China’s $218 million fashion industry is opening up to fashion designers and models from Africa and Africa’s diaspora.
African art and artefacts return home
African art and artefacts return home thanks to Chinese investment
The initiative to bring back African art and artefacts to Africa is not only confined to Killmonger in the movie Black Panther. The rise in demand and negotiations for restoring looted African objects is being led by African museums, archaeologists, and art collectors. Thanks to Chinese investments, these African objects will return home.
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
West African Auto Hub: Ghana accepted what Nigeria rejected
West Africa, with about 380 million people, is the final frontier for global automakers looking to increase manufacturing capacity in a region where they currently have little presence.
Thomas Sankara
Thomas Sankara
Born in a privileged family, Thomas Sankara had a decent childhood with basic needs and formal education. During his years in primary school, he was a hardworking student with a keen interest in French and Math subjects. He grew up in a religious family that attended the Catholic Church regularly.
Some of the parents during the protest
Nigeria: Parents protest against school for asking students to lodge in hotel
The Parents Teachers Association (PTA) of the Grace High School, Gbagada, Lagos, has protested against the school’s directives that students preparing for the forthcoming West-African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSE) of West African Examination Council (WAEC), should be lodged in hotels to enable them to meet up with the examination’s time table.
Namibia’s President Hage Geingob
Namibia turns down German genocide reparations offer
Namibia's President Hage Geingob has said the offer for reparations made by Germany for mass killings in its then colony was "not acceptable".
Coronavirus vaccine
Kenya to 'engage Russia over vaccine'
Health officials in Kenya have said they will engage Russia over its COVID-19 vaccine, radio station Capital FM reports.
President Alpha Conde has not formerly accepted his nomination
Guinea leader confirms election date
Guinea's President Alpha Condé has announced 18 October as the date for the upcoming general elections.
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