The South African government has formally approached the International Court of Justice (ICJ) seeking additional measures to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as confirmed by Vincent Magwenya, the spokesperson for President Cyril Ramaphosa. Expressing concern over the escalating situation in Gaza, Magwenya emphasized that South Africa has appealed to the ICJ for additional measures... 

In a controversial move, Ghanaian lawmakers have overwhelmingly passed a bill criminalizing homosexual activity, brushing aside warnings from Western governments, including the US and France. The legislation, officially titled the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill but widely known as the Anti-Gay Bill, received unanimous approval from parliament on Wednesday, marking the culmination... 

Two new studies from South Africa found that the country has a lower hospitalization rate for Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) infections caused by the post-vaccine omicron variant. High levels of natural immunity among South Africans stemming from prior COVID-19 infections is likely a contributing factor to this. Since the appearance of the post-vaccine omicron variant, mainstream media outlets have... 

In Congo, only 5000 out of about 90 million have taken up the offer of a COVID-19 vaccine. Why? African trust in vaccines is almost at zero. They are saying that the vaccines not only kill people but the vaccines are sources of spreading viruses. Seems like the Africans are more intelligent than the gullible European sheep of today who would trust everything they are being told. Looks like trust... 

Seychelles, heralded as the world’s most Covid-vaccinated nation, faces a puzzling predicament despite inoculating over 60% of its adult population. The Indian Ocean archipelago has reintroduced stringent restrictions, including the closure of schools, cancellation of sporting events, and limitations on gatherings, household mixing, and business hours. This decision comes as the country confronts... 

Tanzania’s famous President John Magufuli who sent car oil, papaya, goat milk and other things to PCR test for COVID and all came back positive, was found dead earlier this week after complications arising from an alleged COVID-19 infection. Vice President Hassan reported that Magufuli died in a hospital in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday. “It is with deep regret that I inform you that today we lost... 

Coronavirus is a total and complete hoax, its a hoax so big that the SARS-COV-2 virus might not even exist at all and all the falsely inflated deaths are just people dying of natural causes such as old age, cancer, normal flu and so on. Tests conducted by Tanzanian president John Magufuli on stuff like car oil, papaya, goat milk and other stuff shows that there is coronavirus everywhere. The tests... 

Pope Francis, facing criticism from Catholic bishops in Africa regarding his directive allowing priests to bless same-sex unions, has characterized the opposition as a unique case driven by cultural beliefs. In an interview with Italian newspaper La Stampa on Monday, the Pontiff responded to the backlash against the Vatican’s authorization of blessings for same-sex couples in certain circumstances,... 

Namibian President Hage Geingob stated on Saturday that Germany cannot claim to oppose genocide while backing Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Geingob added that Berlin has “yet to fully atone” for committing genocide in Namibia. German government spokesman Stefan Hebestreit said on Friday that Berlin will intervene on Israel’s side at the ICJ to argue that the Jewish state... 

Israeli officials are reportedly engaged in covert discussions with the Democratic Republic of Congo and other African nations regarding the resettlement of thousands of Palestinian migrants from Gaza. The plan for the “voluntary” relocation of individuals from the besieged Palestinian enclave to the central African country is gradually emerging as a key policy of Benjamin Netanyahu’s... 

Chadians have overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new constitution, marking a crucial step towards elections and the restoration of civilian rule in Chad, which has been under military control since 2021. The country’s electoral commission revealed that 86% of voters supported the new constitution, maintaining a “unitary and decentralized state,” while 14% voted against it. Since... 

In a bold and significant move on Monday, the South African government escalated its stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, urging the International Criminal Court (ICC) to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni announced this call, setting a mid-December deadline and asserting that the failure to issue such a warrant... 

In response to an assault on a military facility in Sierra Leone, President Julius Maada Bio declared a nationwide curfew on Sunday. In the early hours of the day, a group of armed individuals breached security at the Wilberforce Barracks in Freetown, attempting to access an arms depot. Security forces successfully brought the situation under control, prompting the president to announce the curfew... 

South Africa’s Parliament has voted in favour of a motion calling for the closure of Israel’s embassy in Pretoria and the suspension of diplomatic ties as tensions soar between the two countries over the Israeli assault on Gaza. The action is largely symbolic because it will be up to President Cyril Ramaphosa‘s government whether to implement it. The motion calling for the closure of the embassy... 

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, affiliated with billionaire Bill Gates and his former wife Melinda, has entered into an agreement with the Kenyan government to provide advisory services for the forthcoming launch of the Digital Identification Document (ID) named Maisha Namba. Maisha Namba is Kenya’s latest initiative in the field of digital identity, following the previously unsuccessful...