Immigrants in Imizamo Yethu – No Relocation From Community ‘We Are Used To’

[GroundUp] Many foreign nationals who were left homeless after the catastrophic fire that started on 10 March in Imizamo Yethu, are afraid that they will lose their spaces once the City reblocks. They are rebuilding their shacks as fast as they can.

[GroundUp] Many foreign nationals who were left homeless after the catastrophic fire that started on 10 March in Imizamo Yethu, are afraid that they will lose their spaces once the City reblocks. They are rebuilding their shacks as fast as they can.

source: AllAfrica News: South Africa

Confucius Institute, British University in Egypt Ink Chinese Language Learning MoU

[Focac] Cairo -The British University in Egypt (BUE) signed here Monday a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Confucius Institute at Egypt’s Suez Canal University.

[Focac] Cairo -The British University in Egypt (BUE) signed here Monday a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Confucius Institute at Egypt's Suez Canal University.

source: AllAfrica News: Egypt

Tanzania Doctors to Help Kenya Recover from Health Sector Strike

[VOA] Tanzania has announced a plan to send 500 doctors to Kenya after a doctors’ strike paralyzed health services in the neighboring country for months. Kenyan doctors, however, say the government should not hire any foreign doctors but instead employ…

[VOA] Tanzania has announced a plan to send 500 doctors to Kenya after a doctors' strike paralyzed health services in the neighboring country for months. Kenyan doctors, however, say the government should not hire any foreign doctors but instead employ the more than 1,000 trained physicians who are unemployed.

source: AllAfrica News: Kenya

National Assembly Speaker Launches Parliamentary Gender Caucus

[Government of Mauritius] The Parliamentary Gender Caucus, a permanent structure established at Parliamentary level to provide a platform for members of all political persuasions to deliberate on, and advocate for gender equality, was officially launch…

[Government of Mauritius] The Parliamentary Gender Caucus, a permanent structure established at Parliamentary level to provide a platform for members of all political persuasions to deliberate on, and advocate for gender equality, was officially launched yesterday by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Mrs Santi Bai Hanoomanjee, at the Receptorium of the National Assembly in Port Louis, in the presence of various Ministers and Members of Parliament.

source: AllAfrica News: Mauritius

World Bank’s Big Cash Boost

[Daily News] PRESIDENT John Magufuli and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim witness the exchange of Dar Urban Transport Project documents after being signed by Finance and Planning Minister, Dr Philip Mpango and Ms Bella Bird, the World Bank’s Country D…

[Daily News] PRESIDENT John Magufuli and World Bank President Jim Yong Kim witness the exchange of Dar Urban Transport Project documents after being signed by Finance and Planning Minister, Dr Philip Mpango and Ms Bella Bird, the World Bank's Country Director for Tanzania, Burundi, Malawi and Somalia, during the ceremony to lay the foundation stone for intersection of Morogoro, Mandela and Sam Nujoma roads in Dar es Salaam yesterday. (Photo by Robert Okanda)

source: AllAfrica News: Tanzania

Nyasa Bullets Mulling Over Transfer Targets

[Nyasa Times] They had to wait for hours to see and welcome their marquee signing which their interim executive promised but to no avail. Nyasa Big Bullets supporters have had a toiling off season seeing all their transfer wishes and targets moving to …

[Nyasa Times] They had to wait for hours to see and welcome their marquee signing which their interim executive promised but to no avail. Nyasa Big Bullets supporters have had a toiling off season seeing all their transfer wishes and targets moving to their direct opponents and now what remain is mud water while some are sniffing for left overs.

source: AllAfrica News: Malawi

Gunmen Kill Two Rwandans, Flee to Burundi

[East African] The deteriorating tensions between Kigali and Bujumbura are not likely to be abated soon following the killing of two Rwandans by unknown gunmen who fled to Burundi at the weekend.

[East African] The deteriorating tensions between Kigali and Bujumbura are not likely to be abated soon following the killing of two Rwandans by unknown gunmen who fled to Burundi at the weekend.

source: AllAfrica News: Burundi