Sudan signs initial political and security deal with rebel group
Sudan and a major rebel group signed a preliminary deal on political and security arrangements on Friday, paving the way
WHO provides tons of medical supplies to Libya’s Benghazi
The World Health Organization (WHO) said it delivered tons of medical supplies to the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. With
Jacques Nienaber named new Springboks head coach
Jacques Nienaber is the new head coach of the South African men’s rugby team. He replaces Rassie Erasmus who stepped
Liverpool manager confirms Mane has hamstring issue
Sadio Mane has a hamstring injury but Liverpool do not yet know the extent of the problem, manager Jurgen Klopp
Banker linked to dos Santos investigation found dead
A Portuguese banker named in a major Angolan money-laundering and corruption scandal has died in an apparent suicide at home,
Six Rwandan opposition figures sentenced for 7-12 years
Six Rwandan opposition figures have been jailed for seven to 12 years after being convicted of forming an illegal armed
Scientists recreate sound of 3000-year-old Egyptian mummy
Researchers say they’ve mimicked the voice of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy by recreating much of its vocal tract using
African style makes debut at Paris Haute Couture week
Cameroonian designer Imane Ayissi blended European style with African flair for a catwalk collection that marked the first time a
Two people injured in suspected Al-Shabaab attack in northeastern Kenya
Two people were injured after suspected Al-Shabaab militants attacked a passenger bus on Tuesday in Khorof Kharar, Wajir County, local
Google fails to stamp out short-term payday lending apps
In August, Google announced a global crackdown on Android apps that offer short-term loans, saying it wanted to protect consumers