Nigerian court clears Senate president of asset-declaration charges
Nigeria’s senate President Bukola Saraki, one of the country’s most powerful politicians, heaved a sigh of relief on Friday when
Italy calls for end to arms embargo on Libya
Italy’s interior minister, Matteo Salvini says it is to end of the international arms embargo on Libya, saying weapons and migrant
Kenyan court grants bail to governor accused of fraud conspiracy
A Kenyan court on Friday granted bail to a county governor charged with conspiracy to defraud the government and abuse
Namibia can better track cyclones thanks to $2.4M gift from China
Meteorological equipment worth 2.4 million U.S. dollars donated by China were handed over to Namibia at an event here on
Fulani herdsmen suspected in latest deadly attack in Benue State
Gunmen suspected to be herdsmen have reportedly attacked Tiza village in Tombo, Logo Local Government Area of Benue State. The
South Sudan’s warring parties agree deal on security arrangements
As part of efforts to end nearly five years of civil war, South Sudan’s government and rebels have reached a
Egypt announces primary budget surplus for 1st time in 15 years
Egypt announced on Thursday it had a primary budget surplus for the first time in 15 years, Finance Minister Mohamed
Tunisia open to pursuing joint North Africa bid for 2030 World Cup
Tunisia would be open to the idea of a North African bid for the 2030 World Cup along with Algeria
Three charged with manslaughter over bursting of Kenya dam that killed 47
Kenya charged three men with manslaughter and other offences on Thursday for their role in the collapse of a dam
U.S. terminates funding for Zimbabwe rights groups ahead of election
The United States has terminated funding to three Zimbabwean human rights and pro-democracy groups three weeks before an election, a