Death toll from Ethiopia’s platform collapse hits 10
The death toll from a platform collapse in Ethiopia has hit ten, with 250 other people injured. Regional officials released
Abused circus animals arrive at South African sanctuary
Twelve tigers and five lions have been relocated to a sanctuary in South Africa after they were rescued from circuses
U.S. warns against shutdown of Libya oil fields
The U.S. embassy in Libya ahs warned that shutting down the country’s oilfields risks worsening the humanitarian emergency there. A
Cameroonian soldiers stand trial for 2018 murders of women and children
The trial of seven Cameroonian soldiers accused of participating in the killing of two women and two children has begun
Air Zimbabwe receives new plane to revive operations
Air Zimbabwe received a new Boeing 777-200 plane purchased by the government to kick-start the carrier’s revival. The plane that
E.U. to step up security cooperation with Sahel countries: official
The European Union plans to step up cooperation with the Sahel countries in the quest for security, stability and development
President Kagame optimistic AfCFTA will boost investor confidence
Rwanda’s President Kagame has expressed optimism that the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will raise investor confidence and provide
President Kagame says Rwandans confident about their future
Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Tuesday expressed confidence that Rwandans are increasingly self-assured about their lives and the country’s future.
Angola prosecutors vow to bring back dos Santos to face charges
Angolan prosecutors vowed on Monday to use “all possible” means to bring back Isabel dos Santos, the former president’s billionaire
Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur stuns Jo Konta in Australian Open
Tunisian Ons Jabeur stunned 2016 semi-finalist and 12th seed Johanna Konta in straight sets on Tuesday to advance to the