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Viewers Corner’s correspondent in Harare was informed that President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe was furious with the social media in the country (Zimbabwe) after his picture emerged on social media showing him sleeping while having a meeting with the Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe in Tokyo. According to the country’s Communications Minister (Supa Mandiwanzira), the
The recent election in Chad is seen by lots of people as camouflage because the president of the country, president Idriss Deby will never relinquish his post to anyone. He has no intention of stepping down. Some opposition party complained of election irregularities in most polling-booths across the country (Chad) but then most people seem
The Panama paper leak has exposed the illicit dealings of lots of leaders in the world, this however would teach us that most leaders we thought were living upright are the ones with skeletons in their cupboard which is too bad. Again, Panama paper leak was from an unknown source to Sueddeutsche Zeitung, a Munich-based newspaper
José Eduardo dos Santos, the president of Angola is among the longest serving president in the world. He has refused to step down or conduct a free and fair election in the country, he made promises in the past that he was going to step down but those promises were never kept because of his
Viewers Corner’s correspondent in Kinshasa learnt that the trial of 20 Congolese soldiers who were accused of sexual abuse has begun and a military court in Kinshasa is trying their case. According to report, these soldiers allegedly raped women and committed other crimes while serving as United Nations peacekeepers in Central African Republic. Since December
THE TRIAL OF TWENTY CONGOLESE SOLDIERS WHO WERE ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ABUSE HAS BEGUN. Read More »
The South African constitutional court has ordered president Jacob Zuma of Democratic Republic of South Africa to repay to the treasury within 105 days some of the $16 million he spent to upgrade his private rural home at Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa). The court which was headed by Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng stated that President
PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA OF SOUTH AFRICA TO REPAY MONEY USED FOR PRIVATE HOME UPGRADES. Read More »
Viewers Corner’s correspondent was informed that a suicide bomber blew himself and a government official up in Somali (Puntland) while pretending to hug the official (Saeed Ali) on Thursday, March 31, 2016. According to report, the dead official (Saeed Ali) and the guards were about to enter a car when a suicide bomber blew them
The European Union (EU) suspended recently the aids given to the country Burundi and this facilities is a total package which has been going on since 2014 and would have extended to 2020. The package worth about 430 million Euro (480 million U.S dollars) and for a country like Burundi to be deprived of this
One thing that is so troubling in the continent of Africa is that the leaders themselves are not being honest to each other and in this situation, achieving a lasting peace in the continent may be very difficult. Again the quest for power has ruined various countries in the continent (Africa) and most of these
A 44-year-old Zimbabwe man, Mr Thompson Joseph Mloyi was charged recently to Zimbabwe court and has been granted bail after one hundred dollar was paid by him. His offence was that he accused Robert Mugabe who is the president of Zimbabwe of being too old to still be in power, this man Thomson Joseph Mloyi