Arrest warrant issued for former DR Congo governor Moise Katumbi
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo has issued an international arrest warrant for opposition leader Moise Katumbi, who has been
Johannesburg-based Gourmet Burger may be close to final days in UK
Famous Brands Ltd.’s woes in the U.K. aren’t abating. The South African owner of Gourmet Burger Kitchen reported rising losses
57 schools in Rwanda to be shut down over poor facilities
With a few days left to the opening of the third term, the Rwandan government has ordered closure of some
Ghana makes effort to avoid FIFA ban
FIFA says the government of Ghana says it will stop plans to dissolve the country’s football association (GFA) over corruption
Student strikes in Kenya resulted in nearly KSH 50M in damage
The total value of property destroyed during the wave of unrest in public secondary schools last term stands at Sh48,308,720,
China to scale up partnership for Kenyan First Lady’s project
Kenya’s First Lady Margaret Kenyatta on Thursday held talks with China’s envoy Ambassador Sun Baohong, ahead of the Forum on
Supporters of ‘Bobi Wine’ concerned for his safety
The family of the Kyaddondo East Member of Parliament Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, has given the Ugandan government 48 hours to produce
Ethiopian president hails China’s role in industrialization drive
Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome has hailed Chinese investment as one that plays an indispensable role in the East African country’s
UN chief urges Mali’s leaders ‘not to go backwards’ in election row
A day after Mali’s presidential elections were announced,UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has spoken by phone with Mali’s leaders to urge
Angola to launch new agency to handle oil concessions
The Angolan government on Thursday announced it will next year launch a new agency to handle oil concessions, the latest