Chinese funded project to ease Madagascar’s water woes
Despite being an island, one of the biggest problems facing Madagascar is water shortage. About half the island’s approximately 25
Boko Haram jihadists kill four farmers in NE Nigeria
Four farmers were killed by Boko Haram jihadists outside a key northeast Nigerian city, a militia leader and survivor told
Tanzania rejects US criticism of local polls
Tanzania is an “independent” country and will not be “intimidated”, the ruling party said on Saturday after the US expressed
Moroccan feminist activist arrested amid campaign
A prominent Moroccan feminist activist has been arrested for alleged public drinking and disturbance of order, in what her association
New SADC chair Hage Geingob slams critics of African leaders
Namibian President Hage Geingob, who is hosting a summit of southern African leaders, on Saturday strongly rejected criticism of Africa
Egypt president approves law tightening internet controls
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has signed off on a law tightening controls over the internet in the country, the
Mali: opposition supporters protest Keïta’s re-election
Supporters of the Mali’s opposition candidate Soumaïla Cissé demonstrated in Bamako on Saturday to protest the re-election of President Ibrahim
Best quotes from the late former UN Sec-Gen Kofi Annan
Former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Anan passed away on Saturday morning aged 80, following a short illness. The death of
Nigeria risks FIFA ban over federation leadership wrangles
Nigerian have until Monday to sort out the running of their football federation if they want to avoid a ban
American arrested after assaulting Ugandan hotel employee in Kampala
Ugandan police have arrested an American citizen who was captured on camera assaulting a hotel employee. The video of Jimmy