U.S. sanctions to remain until Zimbabwe demonstrates reforms -official
The U.S. government will not lift sanctions against Zimbabwe until the new government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa demonstrates it is
Cameroon intercepts families from fleeing war-torn Anglophone region
Local authorities in Southwest, one of the two crisis-hit English-speaking regions of Cameroon, on Saturday stopped families from relocating to
Newly appointed Sudan Finance Minister rejects position
Former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Abdullah Hamduk has formally declined his appoinment as Sudan’s
Banned group welcomed back home in Ethiopia
Hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians gathered on Saturday to welcome returning leaders of the once-banned Oromo Liberation Front amid sweeping reforms to
South Sudan’s government accused of violating ceasefire by main rebel group
South Sudan’s main rebel force SPLM-IO has accused government forces of attacking their defensive positions a day after both sides
Tunisia ruling party suspends PM’s membership after row with president’s son
Tunisia’s ruling Nidaa Tounes party said on Friday it had frozen the prime minister’s membership in the latest escalation in
Cholera outbreak forces university to cancel graduation ceremony in Zimbabwe
A Cholera outbreak that has rocked Zimbabwe’s capital Harare in recent weeks has reportedly forced the University of Zimbabwe to
Chinese aircraft maker, airline join hands to tap African market
China-made ARJ21 regional jets are expected to enter the African market, according to a memorandum of understanding between Hainan Airlines
African ministers set to meet in Kenya to seek environmental solutions
African environment ministers are set to meet in Nairobi from Monday to deliberate on strategies, plans and investments required to
Egyptian court orders arrest of 2 sons of ousted President Mubarak
An Egyptian court ordered on Saturday the arrest of Gamal Mubarak and Alaa Mubarak, the sons of former President Hosni