Zimbabwe’s opposition file presidential poll challenge
Zimbabwe’s main opposition party on Friday filed a legal challenge to the results of the country’s first election without Robert
China-Africa co-operation: One of China’s most popular talk shows recorded in Nairobi
One of China’s most popular talk shows has come to Africa. The special edition of Voice was recorded in Nairobi,
Spanish boat rescues 87 migrants from the Mediterranean
87 migrants have been rescued off the coast of Libya by Spanish boat Open Arms on Thursday. The boat, which
Sudan’s ruling party scraps term limits allowing incumbent to extend rule
Sudan’s ruling National Congress Party (NCP) has amended its constitution to allow President Omar Al-Bashir to stand as its candidate
Niger floods leave 22 dead and thousands homeless
Twenty-two people are dead and thousands have been left homeless in Niger after torrential rains caused heavy flooding, authorities said.
Zimbabwe president helps top opponent ‘get bail’
Zimbabwe president Emmerson Mnangagwa has disclosed that he intervened to have a leading opposition figure Tendai Biti bailed. According
11 killed in Mali ethnic attack
Eleven Fulani civilians were kidnapped and killed in the latest bout of ethnic violence to hit Mali, local groups said
South Sudan’s president grants amnesty to Machar, all rebels
South Sudan’s president has granted amnesty to armed opposition leader Riek Machar and all rebel groups days after signing a
US welcomes decision by Congo’s Kabila not to run for Presidency
The United States has welcomed the decision by Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila to not seek re-election, saying
Ugandan FA signs lucrative StarTimes deal
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations has today (Thursday) hailed a 10-year broadcast and sponsorship agreement with pan-African pay-television operator