It was reported that not less than 17 people have lost their lives and more than 100 wounded in the tribal clashes between the Bani Amer tribe and the displaced Nuba tribe. Our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent gathered that the dispute between the two tribes in the eastern port city started in May. The Sudan’s […]
Viewers Corner News correspondent in Khartoum reported that Sudan has sworn in ruling council and prime minister. Mr Abdalla Hamdok who has worked for many years as senior economist with the United Nations is the country’s new transitional prime minister. Mr Abdallah Hamdok stated during the oath taking that the top priorities of the government
Viewers Corner News correspondent learned that the Mogadishu mayor, Abdirahman Abdi Omar Osman is dead. Mayor Omar Osman died on Thursday in Doha’s hospital (Qatar) where he was being treated his wounds after last month’s suicide attack in Somalia. Mayor Osman was wounded in his office in Mogadishu on 24 July during a suicide attack,
A president in Africa does not obey court orders, he/she believes that once elected to office, he/she becomes untouchable and unreachable who most people would not talk to anymore. A president in Africa undermines most democratic principles which says government of the people and for the people. The moment a president is elected in Africa,
This was the wish of late Gaddafi (former leader of Libya) for Africa to have a single currency so that they can have control of their wealth but some African countries and their leaders did not take the issue serious when it was mentioned, now that such issue is coming up again, we (Viewers Corner
It was reported that at least 17 people have lost their lives in clashes between Ethiopian security forces and activists who are calling for their new autonomous state (Sidama ethnic group). According to the report our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent gathered, about 13 civilians were killed in a town (Wotera Rassa) near Hawassa city, also
Our (Viewers Corner News) correspondent in Addis Ababa gathered that an agreement has been signed on Wednesday, 17 July by the Sudan’s ruling generals and an alliance of opposition groups, creating a transitional power-sharing body after weeks of deadly protests and negotiations. After intense overnight talks in Khartoum (Sudan capital), the two parties agreed and
Viewers Corner News correspondent in Khartoum learned that the former President of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir has been charged with corruption related offences on Sunday. Alaa al-Din Abdallah (the prosecutor) told the media that Bashir was charged with illicit possession of foreign currency and accepting gifts in an unofficial manner. This is the first time Omar
Viewers Corner News correspondent learned that Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president who was ousted by the military in July 2013 has died after appearing in court in Cairo on Monday. According to the report, the 67-year-old ex-President Mohamed Morsi fainted during court session, he was rushed to the hospital where he died later.
No African leader today can confidently say that his country can compete in any centre stage in the world in terms of technology without the help of the advance countries, even though most African countries claimed that they have ministries of science and technology, research institutions and so on. This perhaps led some advance countries
