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Mali Threatens To Defend Against French Sovereignty Violations

Mali Threatens To Defend Against French Sovereignty Violations
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Uganda Says Coffee Exports Down 14% Due To Drought

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Uganda’s state-run sector regulator on Wednesday said Uganda coffee exports declined in September due to the impact of drought affecting many growing areas across the country. Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), in a report said the country shipped a total of 503,695 60-kg bags of coffee beans in September, down 14 per

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Ethiopia: Impact Of Tigray Airstrikes On Civilians Utterly Staggering - UN Rights Chief

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The newly appointed UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, says the impact of Tigray airstrikes on civilians is ‘utterly staggering’, calling all parties to the conflict to cease hostilities. Türk, in a statement on Tuesday, said parties to the conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia must cease all hostilities

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Congolese NGOs Decry Mining In Main Refuge Of Africa s Unicorn

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Illegal gold-mining is destroying tracts of pristine rainforest in Congo’s Okapi Wildlife Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site meant to be a haven for the endangered mammal nicknamed Africa’s unicorn, environmental organisations have warned. Industrial activities are supposed to be banned in the 13,000 square kilometers of the reserve in northeast Democratic

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Namibia To Promote Accountability, Transparency Through E-Procurement

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Namibia Ministry of Finance says Namibia has operationalised an electronic government procurement (E-GP) portal to improve transparency and accountability in the procurement process. The ministry, in a statement on Thursday, said bid advertisements, documents, opening reports, evaluation executive summaries, and notice of awards would all now be available online. The ministry added

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