Egypt sentences 75 people to death over 2013 sit-in: judicial sources
Egypt has sentenced 75 people to death, including prominent Islamist leaders, over a 2013 pro-Muslim Brotherhood sit-in which ended with
S. African deputy president reaffirms determination to end TB by 2030
Deputy President David Mabuza on Friday reaffirmed the government’s determination to end tuberculosis (TB) by 2030. South Africa will work
China-Africa cooperation forum hailed as model for multilateral engagement
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), which had its latest summit in Beijing earlier this week, was hailed by an
NHC sees 100 percent chance of cyclone near Cape Verde
A disturbance located near the Cape Verde Islands in the Atlantic has a 100% chance of developing into a cyclone
China signs MOUs with 37 African countries, AU on B&R development
China had signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with 37 African countries and the African Union (AU) on jointly developing the
Morocco’s BMCE Bank of Africa, China-Africa Business Council join hands to boost investments in Africa
Morocco’s BMCE Bank of Africa has signed a partnership agreement with the China-Africa Business Council to support and facilitate the
Cameroon women protest crimes committed in the Anglophone separatists fights
Hundreds of women have gathered for an angry protest in Cameroon against abuses committed in months of fighting between the
Police: GERD dam manager’s death ruled a suicide
The project manager of a $4 billion Ethiopian dam who was found dead in his vehicle in Addis Ababa on
Mnangagwa names former banker as new finance minister
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday appointed former banker Mthuli Ncube as finance minister and said Winston Chitando would remain
Fuel suppliers strike triggers shortages, long lines at petrol stations in Kenya
Long queues, frustrated drivers and outraged commuters defined the second day of the strike by a section of fuel suppliers