Polls open in Togolese presidential election
Stakeholders in Togo’s national elections taking place on April 25 are ready and have expressed their satisfaction with the process,
World Malaria Day: Invest in the future,Defeat Malaria
Observers note that the theme of this year’s World Malaria Day, “ Invest in the future. Defeat malaria’’, is full
Niger meningitis outbreak death toll rises to 129
The death toll in a meningitis epidemic that broke out in January in Niger has reached 129, according to the
Captain accused in migrant boat disaster appears in Italian court
The presumed captain of a migrant boat that sank off Libya with the loss of more than 700 lives has
Kenya tourism industry on the verge of collapse, officials warn
The Kenya Association of Hotel Keepers and Caterers on Friday warned that tourism at the Coast region was on the verge
European leaders discuss response to Mediterranean crisis
European Union leaders have tripled the budget for the bloc’s maritime border surveillance program and committed additional ships in an
South Africa suspends parliament to fight xenophobia
(AFP) South Africa’s parliament will be suspended from next week to enable lawmakers to return to their constituencies to spread
Carter:”Russians hacked Pentagon’s network”
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter revealed that the Department of Defense suffered a cybersecurity breach after Russian hackers infiltrated
Africa, Middle East grappling with youth linked to terror
How do you prevent young people from being radicalized or from traveling to join extremist groups abroad? How do you
World’s first malaria vaccine moves closer to use in Africa
The world’s first malaria vaccine, made by GlaxoSmithKline could be approved by international regulators for use in Africa from October.