Angola to host central, southern Africa heads of state summit
Angolan President João Lourenço will host central and southern Africa heads of state as they all gather to assess the political
Top Kenyan officials charged with fraud in connection to SGR
A Kenyan court on Monday charged the heads of the agency that manages public land and of the state railway
South Africa’s rand hits 2-year low
South Africa’s rand plunged to a 2-year low against the dollar in early trade on Monday and government bonds weakened
China offers dozens of medical scholarships to Tanzanian students
Tanzania commended the People’s Republic of China for offering medical scholarships to Tanzanian students and arranging Tanzanian medical staff for
U.S. will hurt ordinary Zimbabweans with Zidera Law says Trade Minister
Zimbabwe’s government says the recent renewal of sanctions imposed on the country by the U.S. government is going to further
Insecurity fears weaken WHO Ebola efforts, as new cases confirmed
The World Health Organisation is calling for secure access to populations affected by Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo,
Zimbabwe Health Minister sued over unwanted circumcision
A Bulawayo couple has sued the Population Service International Zimbabwe (PSI) and Health minister David Parirenyatwa for allegedly circumcising their
Kenya’s president urges citizens to help end corruption
President Uhuru Kenyatta urged Kenya’s young people on Sunday to make citizen’s arrests of those suspected of corruption, a vice
Protesting Nigerian troops fire into air at northeastern airport
Nigerian troops staging a protest at the airport in the northeastern city of Maiduguri on Sunday shot into the air
Counting underway amid low voter turnout in Mali run-off election
Low turnout marred the vote for the run-off presidential election in Mali on Sunday, as several polling stations were attacked,