Children account for nearly one-third of identified trafficking victims globally
Monday, 30 July marks the World Day against Trafficking in Persons. As the world marks this day, the United Nations
Tunisia, Somalia join COMESA
Tunisia and Somalia have joined the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) following their admission at the 20th
South African court overturns immunity for Grace Mugabe in assault case
A South African court on Monday overturned a decision by the government to grant Zimbabwe’s former first lady Grace Mugabe
Neymar admits ‘exaggerated’ reactions at World Cup
Brazilian football star Neymar da Silva has admitted to “exaggerated” reactions during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. The
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe votes in first election since being ousted
Former president Robert Mugabe, 94, cast his vote in a Harare township on Monday in Zimbabwe’s first election that does
Boko Haram kills 11 troops in NE Nigeria: source
Boko Haram fighters killed 11 troops and seized weapons in a raid on a military post in the latest such
At least 160 inmates freed as gunmen storm Cameroon jail
At least 160 inmates fled a prison in Cameroon’s troubled anglophone North-West region during a dramatic overnight jailbreak, officials said
Coptic church says Egypt bishop found dead in monastery
Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church says a bishop has been found dead inside a monastery in the desert northwest of Cairo.
Mali elections marred by rocket attacks, violence
The count has begun in Mali after an election marred by violence. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita’s first term was marked
Zimbabwe election: First vote without Mugabe
Voters in Zimbabwe are going to the polls in the country’s first election without the involvement of long-time leader Robert