County governor, nine others to be prosecuted in Kenya in graft case
Kenya’s top prosecutor on Tuesday ordered that a county governor face charges including abuse of office and conspiracy to steal
Kagame: 49 AU members have signed free trade pact
Forty-nine members of the African Union have signed the African continental free trade area (AfCFTA) agreement, said AU chairperson Paul
Ivory Coast studies first cocoa-fired power station
Abidjan wants to build the world’s first biomass power station fired by cocoa production waste, Ivory Coast and US officials
31st AU Summit:What it takes to fight corruption?
As the curtains closed on the 31st African Union summit in Mauritania, leaders left feeling they now have some of the
Ugandans angered by new tax for using social media
Uganda has imposed a levy on social media access which it says will fund public services but has been widely
Police protest in NE Nigeria over salary arrears
At least 2 000 police officers stationed in Boko Haram-hit northeast Nigeria on Monday demanded months of back pay in
South Sudan’s warring sides accuse each other of attacks, 18 killed
The warring sides in South Sudan accused each other of launching attacks that killed 18 civilians and violated the latest
US cuts aid to Zimbabwe action groups ahead of election
The United States said on Monday it had cut funding to three Zimbabwean civil action groups citing “possible misuse” of
More than 1,000 die in efforts to cross Mediterranean in 2018
More than 1,000 people have drowned in the Mediterranean this year sailing from Libya to Europe, with a rush in
Malawian president says fraud accusations are part of ‘smear campaign’
Malawian President Peter Mutharika said on Sunday reports accusing him of fraudulently benefiting from a near $4 million government contact