China to donate coronavirus vaccines to three African countries

China will donate coronavirus vaccines to three African countries and plans to “assist” another 38 developing countries with shots in the future, according to its embassy in Kenya.
Former Ugandan rebel commander Dominic Ongwen
Ugandan rebel commander convicted for sex crimes, forced pregnancy
Former Ugandan rebel commander Dominic Ongwen was convicted on Thursday of widespread sexual crimes, including rape and forced marriage, in a ruling at the International Criminal Court.
Logo of the 2021 MAMAs
MTV postpones 2021 Africa Music Awards slated for Ugandan capital
Organizers of MTV Africa Music Awards, MAMAs, have postponed the 2021 edition that was slated to take place in the Ugandan capital, Kampala.
The victim was assaulted during April 2020 lockdown
Nigeria court awards woman $13,000 for lockdown assault by police
A Federal High Court sitting in Osogbo has awarded N5 million (over $13,000) in damages against the Nigeria Police Force and the Inspector General of Police over the assault of a woman, Tola Azeez, in Osun State.
Ugandan opposition leader, Bobi Wine
‘3,000 of my supporters have been detained since November’ - Bobi Wine
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine and his party said on Tuesday that around 3,000 of his supporters had been detained or abducted by state agents since November, when protests flared over his arrest during a presidential election campaign.
Central Mali has seen a string of deadly attacks since the start of the year
At least nine Malian soldiers killed in suspected militant attack
Nine troops were killed in Mali's troubled central region early Wednesday when their camp came under attack from jihadists, security sources said.
Malawi is set to roll out its first round of the AstraZeneca vaccines to about 3.8 million people
Malawi hospitals under pressure as coronavirus cases surge
Covid-19 cases in Malawi are on the rise. Local hospitals are now on the edge as the country is hit with a second wave of the pandemic.
An archive photo showing children at Save, an institution where stolen mixed-race children were kept
The children colonial Belgium stole from African mothers
It was 1953 when the white colonials came for her in Babadi, a village in the Kasai region of what is today the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), then a Belgian colony. She was four, the child of a Black Congolese woman and a white Belgian colonial agent. Because she was mixed-race, she would be forced to leave her family and live at a Catholic mission. If she stayed, there would be repercussions: the men – farmers, hunters and protectors of the village – would be forcibly recruited into military duty and taken away. When the time came to leave, her mother was not there to say goodbye. She had left, unable to watch her daughter go.
The markets were locked Tuesday afternoon and heavily guarded by national security
Major markets shut down in Nigeria's capital Abuja for coronavirus non-compliance
Traders in Abuja are left angry and disappointed after a court ordered the closure of a popular market and two major malls for not complying with Covid-19 safety protocols.
Gibril Massaquoi has been living in Finland since 2008
Liberia war crimes suspect Gibril Massaquoi's trial begins in Finland
The trial of a suspected warlord accused of atrocities during Liberia's civil war begins in Finland on Wednesday, the first such case to be partly heard on Liberian soil.
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