U.S. should suspend military aid to Uganda -lawyer for critic of Museveni
The United States should suspend military aid to Uganda over the government’s human rights record, the U.S. lawyer for a
Robert Mugabe says it’s time to accept Mnangagwa as president
Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe has said he now accepts President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the country’s legitimate leader after initially accusing him
Djibouti, Eritrea agree to normalise ties strained since 2008
Eritrea and Djibouti have agreed to normalise ties a decade after a border dispute led to brief military clashes, officials
Ex-Finance Minister Named in $1.2 Billion Ghana Bank Lawsuit
Ghana’s former Finance Minister Kwabena Duffuor and 12 other parties are facing a 5.7 billion cedi ($1.2 billion) suit over
African Union says Rwanda elections were free and fair
Rwanda’s parliamentary elections were free and fair, the African Union Election Observation Mission said on Thursday. Mission Head, Aichatou Souleymane,
EU executive to propose new measures to deter migrants
The European Union will announce plans next week to strengthen its external borders and push foreign states to do more
Moroccan judge holds first hearing in case of captive girl
Family members of 11 young men suspected in the reported gang-rape, forcible tattooing and torture of a 17-year-old Moroccan girl
Ugandan MP says he is fighting for the oppressed
Ugandan pop star-turned-lawmaker Bobi Wine said on Thursday he would return to Uganda to continue his struggle on behalf of
South Africa to probe state dealings with German firm SAP
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has ramped up an anti-corruption drive, authorizing an investigation of alleged wrongdoing in the national
Gambia president says previous relationship with Taiwan was ‘a mistake’
Gambian President Adama Barrow told Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday that his country’s previous ties with Taiwan, China