Zimbabwe police arrest CEO of state power company
Zimbabwean police arrested the head of the state power distributor over a tender involving an Indian company, Assistant Commissioner Paul
HIV-positive mother donates liver to critically ill child
Doctors in South Africa say they transplanted part of a liver from a mother with HIV to her critically ill
Sierra Leone coach focused on football, not FIFA ban
Sierra Leone coach John Keister says he is not letting the possibility of a FIFA ban affect him as he
Saudis seek wide-ranging deals with South African arms firms
Saudi Arabia is in talks with South Africa’s major arms manufacturers and is considering taking an equity stake in the
Uganda raises interest rates in the hopes of stemming inflation
Uganda became the first major sub-Saharan African economy to increase interest rates this year to counter inflation pressures caused by
Tunisia, Djibouti ink 6 deals to boost bilateral cooperation
Tunisia and Djibouti signed six agreements to strengthen bilateral cooperation in various fields during a three-day official visit of Djibouti
Trial for suspected Islamist terrorists underway in Mozambique
Mozambique put on Wednesday trial 189 people, including foreigners, accused of being involved in deadly Islamist attacks in a northern
Ramaphosa turns his attention to jobs creation
Under pressure over his track record on the economy, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will convene a gathering of top
Drunk police officer shoots, kills two colleagues in Ethiopia
A drunk police officer shot dead two colleagues in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Thursday, state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting Corporation
Three wounded in attack on Ebola ambulance
Three International Committee of the Red Cross volunteers helping with the burial of an Ebola victim in eastern Congo were