At least 32 killed in attack in disputed South Sudan border region: official
At least 32 people were killed on Wednesday in South Sudan when suspected nomadic herders from neighbouring Sudan attacked a
South Africa invites couples for prison-themed wedding to mark Valentine’s Day
Choosing a wedding venue can be a tedious and mind-boggling affair. While many couples would opt for a beach-side or
Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan meet to draft deal on Nile dam dispute
Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan started talks on Wednesday to resolve a longstanding dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project
Power cuts cost South Africa up to $8.3bn in 2019
Power cuts by state utility cost the South African economy up to 120 billion rand ($8.3 billion) last year
Guinea-Bissau electoral commission confirms Embalo as president
Guinea-Bissau’s national electoral commission confirmed former Prime Minister Umaro Cissoko Embalo as the winner of the presidential ballot. Wednesday’s confirmation
8 crew members kidnapped from Greek-flagged tanker freed
Eight crew members of a Greek-flagged tanker ship that were kidnapped by pirates off the coast of Cameroon in December
Cameroon soldiers in court over 2018 killing of women and children
The trial of seven Cameroonian soldiers accused of involvement in the killing of two women and two children has
Australian Open: Jabeur defeats Garcia, Anderson survives scare
Tunisian Ons Jabeur followed up her stunning performance in the first round of the Australian Open by coming from a
South African Airways should be kept as national airline, ANC says
South African Airways (SAA) should be retained as a national airline but requires substantial restructuring, the governing African National Congress
Angola pleads for help to claw back assets lost to corruption
Angola is seeking other countries’ help to recover state funds lost because of corruption, Minister of State for Economic