Trafficked apes from DR Congo recovered in Zimbabwe
At least 26 great apes illegally removed from the Democratic Republic of Congo have been seized in Zimbabwe, where four
S. African president intervenes in probe of improper deployment of public resources
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday intervened in a probe of alleged improper deployment of public resources by senior
Six women killed in southern Mali mine blast
Six women, one of whom was pregnant, were killed in a landmine blast in southern Mali on Friday, officials said,
Junta to appoint Mali leader in two-year transition, proposal says
Constitutional experts raised the prospect of two years of military-led rule in Mali following last month’s coup at talks on
World Bank approves grant for road upgrading in Uganda
World Bank has approved a 130.8-million-U.S.-dollar grant for upgrading roads in refugee-hosting communities in northwestern Uganda, according to a statement
Three al-Shabab terrorists killed near Kenya-Somalia border
Kenyan police on Friday confirmed that three al-Shabab terrorists were killed and four others injured on Thursday by a bomb
Severe floods hit 760,000 people in West and Central Africa
Nigerien student Hachimou Abdou has had to catch a boat to classes since river water swamped his route to university
Egyptian, French leaders discuss regional issues
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron discussed on Friday the developments of several regional issues,
Kenya pledges investment in adult literacy programs
Kenya will increase funding towards adult literacy programs amid a temporary pause occasioned by COVID-19 disruptions, an official said on
Six killed in northern Burundi gun attack
Unknown attackers shot and killed six people in northern Burundi, an official said on Friday. The attack happened just weeks