Actual News Daily News
Chinese President Xi Jingping promised African countries to cancel all their interest in loans due this year but those loans only take part in a small proportion of its debt problem. Many African countries are in debt after the coronavirus has accelerated economic recession. Nearly 20 African countries are in …
Read More »Turkey is backing Sarraj’s government in the Libya civil war
Libya’s prime minister Fayez al-Sarra come to Turkey to have a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday. Erdoğan celebrate welcome the Libyan leader and celebrate the cease-fire in Tripoli. Both of them have a high chance of cooperating to protect Libya from Haftar’s attack. Government of National …
Read More »Middle East, Latin America, Africa and South Asia is facing a widespread of coronavirus
Passengers from an international flight are screened for their temperature at Juba International Airport in Juba, South Sudan on January 31, 2020. – South Sudan’s international airport has implemented more rigorous health screenings after the World Health Organisation declared the Nova Coronavirus a global health emergency on January 30, 2020. …
Read More »Khalifa Haftar agrees to stop the war in Libya’s capital
Libyan putschist Khalifa Haftar accepted to stop the fire and ended the civil war which has been beginning over a year to seize Libya’s capital Tripoli. The consensus in stopping the war was made on Saturday at a ceremony in Cairo. Hafter and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Libyan …
Read More »A capital struggling with poverty: Nigeria
Reports show that 94 million people are living in extreme poverty. Nigeria is one of the capital struggling with poverty. People are angry about the lack of education and resource provided, which keeps them remain poor.
Read More »Snakebites in Africa are underestimated for its seriousness
The World Health Organization and Africa government has ignored the problem of snakebites. It can bring to death, and even if service, victims have to amputate their limbs or leave permanent disability. The World Health Organization stated that 138,000 people die from snakebite every year and most of them are …
Read More »Gunmen killed at least 20 people in a cattle market located in Africa
Gunmen killed at least 20 people in a cattle market located in Western Burkina Faso. Gunman on motorbikes arrived at a crowded market in Kompienga town in the middle of the day on Saturday, causing at least 20 deaths. Hundreds of people ran home during the violent attack. The intension of …
Read More »Malta finds $1.1 billion worth of counterfeit Libyan dinars which related to Russia
Malta has found $1.1 billion worth of counterfeit Libyan dinars this week, according to the U.S. State Department. The State Department has issued a statement that praises Malta for confiscating the fake dinars. A Russia-owned company, Joint Stock Company Goznak, has printed the counterfeit money in recent years causing deterioration in Libya’s …
Read More »Haftar breaks all agreements and resumes the attack on Libya
Turkey’s presidential spokesperson said Libya’s putschist Gen. Khalifa Haftar has broken all agreements and peace attempt on Monday. He has criticized France and the United Arab Emirates for providing support to Haftar. Libya civil war has caused chaos in the country. The Libya government is trying hard to fight against putschist …
Read More »A Chinese restaurant in Zambia was closed by the authorities due to discrimination
A Chinese restaurant in Zambia was closed by the authorities due to discrimination against the local people. Black people were not welcome in a Chinese restaurant in Zambia’s capital Lusaka for their fears in coronavirus. After the accusations of a Zambian local, Lusaka Mayor Miles Sampa ordered the closure of the restaurant. Meanwhile, …
Read More »