Morocco’s King Pardons 5,000 for illegal Cannabis Cultivation

Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has granted pardons to nearly 5,000 individuals convicted or wanted on charges related to illegal cannabis cultivation, the justice ministry announced on Monday. This significant move is part of Morocco’s broader effort to regulate the cannabis industry and shift cultivation practices toward legal frameworks. Morocco, known …

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Gabon Bans Officials From Holidaying Abroad, Limits Leave

GABON’S interim president, Gen Oligui Nguema, who came to power following a coup a year ago, has imposed new restrictions on his government officials, barring them from taking holidays abroad and limiting their leave to just one week. These measures were announced on state television after the general conducted a …

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East Africa’s First Liquid Oxygen Plant Begins Construction in Kenya

CONSTRUCTION has officially begun on East Africa’s first state-of-the-art liquid oxygen manufacturing plant at the Tatu Industrial Park within the Tatu City Special Economic Zone in Kenya. The groundbreaking ceremony, held on Friday, was attended by notable figures, including US Ambassador Meg Whitman and Finland’s Ambassador Pirkka Tapiola. This cutting-edge …

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Malawi Receives $11.2m Insurance Payout for Drought Relief

Malawi government has received an insurance payout of $11.2 million to assist in recovery efforts following a devastating drought caused by El Niño. The funds were presented during a ceremony in Lilongwe, the nation’s capital, on August 2, and was attended by President Lazarus Chakwera. The insurance payment, aimed at …

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Transfer: Joao Felix Set for Chelsea Medicals

Atletico Madrid forward, Joao Felix, is set to arrive in the UK on Tuesday to undergo medicals ahead of a move to Chelsea. Both clubs on Monday, agreed a deal worth up to £46.3m for Felix, who was dropped for their La Liga clash against Villarreal. The 24-year-old will sign …

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