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What is Satta king disawar?
Satta King , commonly known as gambling is a well-known game of India. It is not only played in India but also in the Indian subcontinent. Those who are passionate about betting and winning money can join the game. One can play the game online as well as offline. It is said that the game was started in Nepal then spread to India. It is very famous in northern parts of India. It is very difficult to select an accurate website for the Satta website. By entering the website you have to choose the lucky numbers which will enable you to win lucky prizes. The game has ma

What is Satta king?
Satta King , commonly known as gambling is a well-known game of India. It is not only played in India but also in the Indian subcontinent. Those who are passionate about betting and winning money can join the game. One can play the game online as well as offline. It is said that the game was started in Nepal then spread to India. It is very famous in northern parts of India. It is very difficult to select an accurate website for the Satta website. By entering the website you have to choose the lucky numbers which will enable you to win lucky prizes. The game has maintained

Dozens dead after gunmen ransack central Nigerian villages

Gunmen have killed over 100 people after ransacking a group of villages in central Nigeria, local sources said, in one of worst attacks this year blamed on heavily armed criminal gangs who terrorise parts of the country.
#gunmen #Nigeria

Food aid starts to flow into northern Ethiopia after mini-truce

The World Food Programme (WFP) in Ethiopia says, by Friday last week, an estimated 200 000 people in parts of Amhara had received food aid since the mini-truce was put in place. Amhara is one of the hardest-hit areas by the conflict in the north, and the Ethiopian government says repairing infrastructural damage could take up to 30 years.
#foodaid #worldfoodprogramme

Sudanese protesters mark third anniversary of Bashir’s removal

Crowds of Sudanese protesters gathered in parts of the capital, Khartoum, and other cities on Monday to mark the third anniversary of former leader Omar al-Bashir’s removal and to protest the prospect of renewed military rule.
#sudan #bashir #sudanese

Low rainfall pushes parts of southern Africa into food insecurity

Low rainfall has pushed southern Madagascar, south-western Angola, north-western Namibia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe further into food insecurity. As such, governments are moving ahead with plans to open avenues for maize imports, in order to alleviate hunger.
#rainfall #africa #madagascar

Ethiopia starts generating power at the largest hydroelectric dam in Africa

Ethiopia began generating electricity from its mega-dam on the Blue Nile on Sunday, a milestone in the controversial multi-billion dollar project. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, accompanied by high-ranking officials, toured the power station and pressed a series of buttons on an electronic screen, a move that officials said initiated production.
#ethiopia #africa #abiyahmed

Botswana has stockpile of 3 million Covid-19 vaccines, starts offering booster jabs

Botswana has a stockpile of more than three million Covid-19 vaccines that will enable the country to go beyond community immunity, as well as administer booster shots. By 20 January, Botswana - with a national population of 2.37 million - had fully vaccinated 45.9% of the population, and 50.8% of the population had received their first dose.
#botswana #covidvaccines

Thousands flee Niassa as jihadist attacks spread to other parts of Mozambique

Nearly 4 000 Mozambicans have fled their villages in a month due to intensifying jihadist attacks in Niassa, a province neighbouring insurgency hotbed Cabo Delgado, a government official said Friday.
#mozambique #cabodelgado

Kidnapping: China Cautions Citizens To Avoid Nigeria, Other Parts Of Africa

Chinese Foreign Ministry in Beijing has warned Chinese citizens and firms working in the African continent against travelling to some risky areas amid the kidnappings of Chinese citizens in Africa. Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Zhao Lijian, on Monday confirmed the abduction of five Chinese nationals in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He urged those in dangerous places to leave as soon as possible.
#china #Nigeria #insecurity

Wizkid Sets Record -1st Nigerian Album To Spend A Year On Billboard Charts

Congratulations are in order for the Nigerian artiste WizKid Ayo Balogun as his album 'Made in Lagos' becomes the 1st Nigerian album to spend 1 year on the Billboard world albums chart.
#wizkid #ayobalogun #billboardcharts

About a million go hungry in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado due to insurgency

About a million people are faced with starvation in the northern parts of Mozambique due to armed insurgency in Cabo Delgado province, aid agencies revealed.
#cabodelgado #mozambique

Newcastle Utd Set To Become World's Richest Club After Saudi Takeover

Newcastle will top the charts for RICHEST owners in world football once £300m Saudi takeover is complete with their £320 Billion fortune more than 10 times higher than Man City's owners and even dwarfing Qatar-controlled PSG.
#newcastle #psg #englishpremierleague

President Buhari Returns To Abuja From Abiy Ahmed's Inauguration

President Buhari in a bilateral meeting with President Salva Kiir of South Sudan, Departs Addis Ababa and arrives Abuja on 5th Oct 2021
#buhari #addisababa #abuja

UK travel ban: SA scientists to 'educate' UK counterparts about the country - Prof Glenda Gray

Health authorities and scientists will, on Monday, move to "educate" their counterparts in the UK about the country, and persuade them to remove South Africa from its travel red list.
#UK #travelban #MissSouthAfrica

UK vaccine policy is sending wrong messages, Africa CDC says

The UK’s refusal to recognise Covid-19 vaccines administered in most parts of the world tells other countries it isn’t ready to work internationally on ways to end the pandemic, according to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
#UK #vaccine #africacentres #covid19

Drake continues to dominate charts, achieving a Billboard record only ever held by the Beatles

Since the release of his album, Certified Lover Boy, on 3 September, Drake has continued to dominate music charts. According to Billboard, the rapper became the first-ever artist to claim nine of the top 10 positions in a single frame on the Billboard Hot 100.
#drake #certifiedloverboy #billboardhot100