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BRICS bloc signs declaration reaffirming multilateral trade as per WTO rules

Leaders from the BRICS nations on Thursday signed a declaration supporting an open and inclusive multilateral trading system as envisaged

The project manager of a $4 billion Ethiopian dam being built on the river Nile has been found dead, a

by Alexandria Majallah AVIC International in partnership with the Ministry of Education announced the launch of the Africa Tech Challenge,

The governor of a Nigerian state badly hit by violence between farmers and herders has quit President Muhammadu Buhari’s ruling

South Africa cannot afford large-scale expansion of its nuclear power capacity but would still be open to future deals with

Violence in Nigeria between semi-nomadic cattle herders and settled farmers has killed around six times more people than deaths related

Somalia’s Attorney General Ahmed Ali Dahir announced the country’s first prosecution against female genital mutilation (FGM) following the death of

Virunga Park, the nature reserve in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo famous for its endangered mountain gorillas,

Zimbabwe’s biggest opposition party won’t boycott Monday’s historic election despite a biased electoral commission that is acting in the interests

South Sudan’s government and the main rebel group inked a power-sharing deal in the Sudanese capital on Wednesday which they