South Africa’s confirmed COVID-19 cases have risen to 10 015. Regrettably, the Health Department reported eight more COVID-19 related deaths: 3 from Western Cape, 1 from Eastern Cape, and 4 from Gauteng. This brings the total national deaths to 194. “We wish to express our condolences to the loved ones of …
Read More »Soldiers mistakenly fire church building
The Kaduna State Government has reacted to reports of soldiers firing at an Assemblies of God Church building during an operation against bandits in Chikun area of the state. The church was located in Kabarasha Village in Chikun local government of the state. In a statement issued by the Commissioner …
Read More »Ugandan rebels behead 3 in DR Congo
Uganda’s Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) beheaded three people in the latest attack in the Ituri region in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s north Kivu province, local media reported Saturday. “Three civilians were killed in a new attack by the Allied Democratic Forces fighters late Friday in the village of Mbingi, …
Read More »Coronavirus: How ‘secret burials’ in South Africa could help tackle Covid-19
A ban on large funerals in South Africa has forced people to give up many traditions, but they have also rediscovered old ones, including “secret burials”, as the BBC’s Pumza Fihlani reports from Johannesburg. All it took was one funeral and 40 people were infected with coronavirus. On 21 March, …
Read More »Man arrested for raping lady twice after scaring her with a ”fake gun”
The police in Anambra state have arrested a 28-year-old ex-convict, Emeka Okeke, for allegedly, raping a 36-year-old woman twice after scaring her with an object he faked to look like a gun. The rape reportedly happened at Okpuno, Awka South local government area close to Nnamdi Azikiwe Universitytemporary site on Friday, May …
Read More »7 Burkinabes arrested for illegally entering Ghana
Officials of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) at Batoma have arrested at least seven (7) foreign nationals believed to be from Burkina Faso for using unapproved routes into the country. According to the officials, they Burkinabes we headed towards Techiman where they were believed to be going to do farming or labour …
Read More »Ban on churches – Popular pastor invokes curses [watch]
Popular pastor has ruined curses on people in government behind the continued closure of churches in Nigeria due to coronavirus pandemic. Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church in Nigeria cannot fathom why churches are closed while markets are allowed to operate after the Federal Government eased the lockdown period. …
Read More »Anyone against opening of churches will die – Bishop Oyedepo
Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church has once again kicked against the continued closure of Churches in Nigeria due to coronavirus pandemic. Days ago, the clergyman spoke against the closure of Churches while markets are allowed to operate after the Federal Government eased the lockdown period. In the video …
Read More »23 dead in clashes between DR Congo army, militias
Twenty-three militias were killed in fighting between the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and militias in Ituri province, the army said Friday. After fierce battles with members of the Cooperative For the Development of Congo (CODECO) militia group Thursday, the army regained control of four villages …
Read More »Woman kills boyfriend in fight over who should wash utensils after supper
A woman was on Thursday charged with murdering her boyfriend of two years in a squabble over who would wash utensils after supper. Susan Njeri Wachiuri, 25, is accused of stabbing Kelvin Njenga Ng’ang’a 11 times using a knife. Njenga had visited Ms Wachiuri two days before the Easter weekend …
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