Our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent in Kampala (Uganda) reported that the death toll from the protests over the arrest of Ugandan presidential hopeful, Bobi Wine has reached 37. The supporters of Bobi Wine protested his arrest, called for his release and an end to police brutality. Bobi Wine was arrested after being accused of flouting […]
It was reported that South Africa has issued an arrest warrant for pastor Shepard Bushiri of Enlightened Christian Gathering who fled the country after being charged with fraud and money laundering involving 102 million South Africa rand ($6.6 million). The controversial millionaire pastor skipped bail in South Africa and returned to his country Malawi. Pastor
Morocco has reportedly launched a military operation in the disputed Western Sahara to clear road it said the supporters of pro-independence Polisario Front blockaded for more than three weeks. Abdelkader Omar (Polisario’s ambassador to Algeria) accused Moroccan military of shooting at innocent protesters (Sahrawi people), which made the Polisario fighters to come to the defense
Jerry Rawlings, the former president of Ghana is dead. Our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent in Accra learned that Mr Jerry Rawlings died in a hospital in Accra (Ghana’s capital) after a short illness. Jerry Rawlings led two coups in the country (Ghana), the first was in 1979 and later handed over to a civilian government.
JERRY RAWLINGS, GHANA’S FORMER PRESIDENT IS DEAD, AGED 73. Read More »
Our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent in Tunis (Tunisia) reported that Libya’s rivals have began political peace talks in Tunis (capital of Tunisia) which was brokered by the United Nations. The aim of the peace talks was to end the political disputes which engulfed Libya since 2011 that Moammar Gadhafi was killed and also to reach
President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast has won the presidential election to continue his third term in office as against the constitutional requirement of two tenures only. The controversial presidential election according to report was boycotted by the opposition. Pascal Affi N’Guessan and Henri Konan Bédié (the main opposition candidates) advised their supporters not to
It was reported than Philip Walton (an American hostage) kidnapped in Niger last week has been freed by the US special forces in a raid. According to the report, Philip Walton was kidnapped on Monday, 26 October in Massalata village close to the border with Nigeria where he had been living with his wife and
UNITED STATES SPECIAL FORCES FREED AMERICAN HOSTAGE (PHILIP WALTON) KIDNAPPED IN NIGER. Read More »
It was reported that Sudan’s transitional authorities and rebel leaders have signed a peace deal on Saturday, 3 October 2020. The peace deal was initiated in August between the Sudanese government and the Sudan Revolutionary Front (a coalition of several rebel groups) with the aim of ending Sudan’s decades-long civil war. The agreement has been
Information reaching Viewers Corner News from our correspondent revealed that Africans are being humiliated, beaten and killed on daily basis most especially Nigerians living in other African countries and abroad which is bad. South Africa, Ghana and Democratic Republic of Congo are among those countries involved in such a disgraceful act. We (Viewers Corner News
It was reported that Ernest Bai Koroma, the Sierra Leone ex-president and over 100 government officials who served during his tenure have been banned from leaving the country due to corruption allegations. According to the report, President Maada Bio’s government ordered ex-president Ernest Bai Koroma and his associates accused of corruption to pay back stolen
