Sunday, 21 July 2019

South Africa’s president accused of misleading Parliament - Washington Post

South Africa’s president accused of misleading Parliament  Washington Post

JOHANNESBURG — A South African corruption watchdog on Friday said President Cyril Ramaphosa “deliberately misled” Parliament about a campaign ...



Saturday, 20 July 2019

How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa - The Economist

How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa  The Economist

“WHEN I OPEN my phone, I am swamped by news,” says Matthew Stanley, a driver in Abuja, Nigeria's capital. He scrolls through WhatsApp, a messaging ...



How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa - The Economist

How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa  The Economist

“WHEN I OPEN my phone, I am swamped by news,” says Matthew Stanley, a driver in Abuja, Nigeria's capital. He scrolls through WhatsApp, a messaging ...



Africa in the news: Ethiopia’s Sidama, Republic of Congo’s debt, and Ebola and HIV updates - Brookings Institution

Africa in the news: Ethiopia’s Sidama, Republic of Congo’s debt, and Ebola and HIV updates  Brookings Institution

Protests turn violent over a potential Sidama state in Ethiopia, Republic of Congo renegotiates its debt, and Ebola spreads while HIV declines in this week's ...



Kenya launches largest wind power farm in Africa - CNN

Kenya launches largest wind power farm in Africa  CNN

Kenya has launched Africa's largest wind power farm in a bid to boost electricity generating capacity and to meet the country's ambitious goal of 100% green ...



Kenya launches Africa's largest wind farm - Africanews English

  1. Kenya launches Africa's largest wind farm  Africanews English
  2. Kenya launches largest wind power farm in Africa  CNN
  3. Kenya opens Africa's largest wind power project  Aljazeera.com
  4. Uhuru launches Africa’s top wind farm  Standard Digital
  5. View full coverage on Google News


How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa - The Economist

How WhatsApp is used and misused in Africa  The Economist

“WHEN I OPEN my phone, I am swamped by news,” says Matthew Stanley, a driver in Abuja, Nigeria's capital. He scrolls through WhatsApp, a messaging ...