Libyan PM, UN envoy discuss international measures to stop violence in Tripoli
Libya’s UN-backed Prime Minister Fayez Serraj Wednesday met with the UN Secretary-General to Libya Ghassan Salame, discussing military escalation in
Theresa May promises to curb human trafficking in Nigeria
British Prime Minister Theresa May vowed on Wednesday to help Nigeria clamp down on human trafficking to Europe and support
Namibian groups still demand German apology over massacre
Namibian groups are still demanding an official apology after the remains of tribesmen massacred between 1904 and 1908 were handed
FIFA lifts threat to suspend Ghana
FIFA has lifted a threat to suspend the Ghana Football Association after the government decided not to shut down the
Angela Merkel pushes for investment to curb migration
German Chancellor Angela Merkel landed in Senegal late on Wednesday as she starts off a three-country west African tour. The
FOCAC: Agricultural cooperation is big business in Burundi
Agriculture is a priority in China-Africa economic and technological cooperation. The partnership between the two regions has helped African countries
Mnangagwa names commission to probe post-election violence
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday named a commission including a South African ex-president and a British human rights lawyer
UK to increase military support to Nigeria
The UK will increase its military support to Nigeria to help protect Nigerians and Britons in the country from terror
Nigerian army kills four Boko Haram insurgents
Nigerian troops on Tuesday killed four Boko Haram insurgents in separate incidents in the northeast region of the country. The
One person killed, shops looted in anti-immigrant violence in South Africa
One person was shot dead and foreign-owned shops were looted as violence erupted in the South African township of Soweto