AU commends South Sudan on peace process
The African Union has welcomed the on-going peace process in South Sudan, which is hoped will culminate in lasting stability
Chinese community in Cape Town sends medical supplies to China
Boxes filled with thousands of surgical masks and other medical products were flown from South Africa to China by Chinese
Kenya school closed while authorities investigate stampede
The Kenyan school that was the scene of a stampede in which 14 pupils were killed will be closed for
U.S., Nigeria sign deal to return $309 million stolen by Abacha
The United States and the British dependency of Jersey plan to return to Nigeria more than $309 million stolen by
Lesotho police plan to charge first lady with murder
The first lady of Lesotho is set to be charged with murder in connection with the 2017 killing of the
Bail granted to Tanzanian preacher over weekend stampede
Tanzania’s popular preacher who leads the Arise and Shine Ministry, Boniface Mwamposa has been released on bail after he was
Malawi presidency to appeal court ruling overturning poll result
Malawi’s presidency on Wednesday said it would appeal a court ruling overturning the election result that returned Peter Mutharika to
Guinea to hold referendum on March 1st with legislative polls
Guinea’s president announced late Tuesday that he would go ahead with a contested plan to revise the West African country’s
Nigeria working to resolve visa restrictions imposed by US
Nigeria on Tuesday said that it is working to address the issues that led to a suspension of United States
Horn of Africa is worst desert locust affected area: FAO
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Tuesday disclosed that the Horn of Africa (HoR) region is the