Officer accused of Burkina coup admits ‘attack on state security’
The leader of a group that carried out an attempted coup in Burkina Faso on Friday conceded in court that
Leaders of bitter foes Ethiopia, Eritrea meet for historic peace talks
The leaders of Ethiopia and Eritrea met Sunday morning in Eritrea’s capital,Asmara.in a historic summit that could herald the end
Series of cultural exchange activities promote relations between China and Rwanda
A series of cultural exchange activities aimed at strengthening culture exchanges and media cooperation between China and Rwanda as well
Mali’s presidential campaigns begin under extremist threat
Campaigning for the July 29 presidential election has begun in Mali as the deadly threat from extremists linked to al-Qaeda
AMISOM condemns Mogadishu twin blasts
The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has strongly condemned Saturday’s twin blasts in the Somali capital Mogadishu that left
Two workers killed in second attack on Libyan water plant
Suspected Islamist militants killed two workers and kidnapped two others at a water plant in southeastern Libya early on Saturday,
Activist in court to challenge Swaziland’s name change
An activist in eSwatini has moved to court to challenge the country’s name change, which was formerly known as Swaziland.
French investigators say 2016 EgyptAir crash likely caused by cockpit fire
French investigators say the 2016 crash of a Paris-Cairo EgyptAir flight that killed all 66 people on board was likely
President Ramaphosa assures Zulu king, tribal leaders on land issue
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday said the planned land redistribution drive will not affect communal lands controlled by
USAID cuts funding to Zimbabwe civil societies due to alleged misuse
A decision by the United States to cut off financial aid to three Zimbabwean groups has sparked fears in the