Mali election organisers extend strike indefinitely weeks before elections
Local government administrators in Mali responsible for organising this month’s presidential and legislative elections indefinitely extended a strike until demands
Zimbabwe ‘recovers US$850m looted funds’
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced that his administration recovered US$850 million during a three-month moratorium aimed at getting looted
Migrant deaths in Mediterranean since January hits 1000
The number of migrants that have lost their lives undertaking the risky sea journey across the Mediterranean in an attempt
Somalia roadside blast injures seven people
Seven people were on Monday wounded by a roadside bomb in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, local police said. There was no
Riyad Mahrez set to join Manchester City this week -Reports
Algerian football star Riyad Mahrez is set to complete a move to Manchester City later this week, Sky Sports reports.
South Sudan government proposes bill to extend president’s term
South Sudan’s parliament has begun debating a constitutional amendment bill which would extend President Salva Kiir’s mandate for an additional
Kenyans brace for tough times as new taxes take effect
Starting this month, Kenyans will have to dig deeper into their pockets to afford many basic items as new government
French president meets with AU to discuss security
African heads of state have pledged to coordinate efforts to improve the continent’s security and defeat jihadist organizations, particularly in
American woman posing with slain giraffe sparks online outrage
Images of a Kentucky hunter posing with the body of a black giraffe she killed in South Africa have triggered
Kidnappers free father of Nigerian World Cup skipper Obi Mikel: police
The father of Nigerian World Cup skipper John Mikel Obi who was kidnapped last week has been freed, police said