U.S. may retaliate if South Africa ends poultry quota
The United States poultry industry will press its government to retaliate if South Africa suspends a quota that excludes some
#Jomo40th: Kenya marks 40 years since the death of Mzee Jomo Kenyatta
On Wednesday, Kenya commemorates 40 years since the death of the country’s first President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta who died in
Odinga, allies gearing up for 2022 run for Kenya presidency
Allies of opposition chief Raila Odinga say they are rebranding their party and leader ahead of the next elections, in the latest
Morocco pardons 160 convicted in 2016 Rif region protests
The Moroccan King Mohammed VI granted his pardon to 160 people convicted over the protests that rocked the Rif region
Ex-Comoros president charged with graft in connection to passports scheme
The former President of Comoros, Ahmed Abdallah Sambi has been charged and detained in connection with an investigation into embezzlement
Zimbabwe’s top court hears Nelson Chamisa’s election challenge
All eyes are on Zimbabwe as the country’s Constitutional Court hears the petition lodged by opposition leader Nelson Chamisa in
46 candidates to contest for Madagascar presidency
A total of 46 candidates including the incumbent president and his two predecessors are seeking to contest Madagascar’s presidential polls
Uganda army issues rare apology for attacking journalists
The Ugandan army has issued a rare apology after soldiers were caught on camera beating up a journalist who was
Zimbabwe says “hostility of the West” hampering efforts to attract investment
Hostility from the West is hampering Zimbabwe’s efforts to attract investment, the presidency spokesman said on Tuesday. Mnangagwa has made
Comoros ex-president ‘taken into custody’
Former Comoros president Ahmed Abdallah Sambi was on Tuesday taken into custody amid an investigation into an economic citizenship program