DRC Gets New Cabinet after Seven Months
The Democratic Republic of Congo has announced a coalition government, seven months after the inauguration President Félix Tshisekedi.
Tshisekedi, son of the late veteran opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi, won a bitterly contested election in December, marking the first peaceful transition of power since DR Congo gained independence from Belgium in 1960.
Since coming to power, President Tshisekedi has agreed to work with the party of former...
“WE WILL HOLD VIGILS AT JANE ANSAH’S HOUSE”- CHILIMA
UTM leader Saulos Chilima has warned Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah that if she does not resign after next week’s vigils, protesters will hold peaceful demonstrations at her house.
Chilima, the former Malawi vice president, said this at a UTM thanks giving rally in Zomba on Saturday.
At the rally, Chilima noted that Ansah whom he called Mai Madando refused to resign after the...
Mlhakho wa Alhomwe and Chiwanja Cha a Yao Urged Malawians To Unite Despite Political Differences
Mlhakho wa Alhomwe and Chiwanja cha a Yao have urged Malawians to be united despite their political differences.
The remarks come as some people from Mulanje Limbuli constituency are reported to be chasing their incumbent member of parliament Daudi Chida claiming he is not a lhomwe.
Reports reaching this publication indicate that for the past weeks since MEC declared Chida a winner on DPP ticket, some...
Nigeria Celebrates “Democracy Day”, African Leaders Invited
June 12 is officially a national holiday in Nigeria for the celebration of “Democracy Day” in Africa’s most populous country.
A number of African leaders are in the capital Abuja for the
inaugural celebration of the day the military handed over power to an
elected civilian government back in 1999.
Until June 6, 2019 when President Buhari signed the law that slated
the day as “Democracy...
MCP, PP SUPPORTERS HOLDS PEACEFUL MARCH IN ZOMBA
Malawi Congress Party (MCP), People's Party (PP) supporters and other concerned people are holding a peaceful march to deliver their petition to Zomba District Council regarding the outcome of the May 21 presidential election.
There is a heavy police presence in Zomba City while other security officers have accompanied the protestors on their journey.
