U.S. imposes visa ban on ‘corrupt’ DR Congo officials
The United States on Thursday imposed a visa ban on a number of Congolese officials accused of corruption or electoral
Egypt to file complaint against referee after Russia defeat
Egypt will formally protest to FIFA about the performance of Paraguay referee Enrique Caceres whose decisions they feel prejudiced the
Chinese-built SGR touts major success in hiring and training Kenyan workers
Over 70,000 Kenyans have so far received employment since the construction of the Nairobi–Mombasa-Malaba standard gauge railway line began in
EU seeks to screen migrants in Africa before they arrive in Europe
Unwilling to share responsibility for tens of thousands of people arriving each year in search of better or safer lives,
South Sudan peace deal attempt hit a snag as Kiir rejects Machar
The latest attempt at ending South Sudan’s five-year civil war failed Friday as President Salva Kiir rejected working again with
At least 12 Ethiopian migrants die in Mozambique road accident
Mozambique police have confirmed the deaths of at least 12 Ethiopians following a road accident in the northwestern Tete province,
Akon wants to build a ‘real-life Wakanda’ in Senegal
Singer, rapper and businessman Akon plans to develop a cryptocurrency that will be used to partially finance a ‘crypto city’
UNHCR: 220 migrants drowned off Libya in recent days
Survivors have reported that about 220 migrants drowned off the coast of Libya in the last few days while trying
More time needed to achieve peace, South Sudan rebels say
South Sudanese rebels said on Thursday that more time is needed to secure lasting peace in the country and it
World Bank approves $455 million loan for Tanzania power projects
The World Bank has approved a $455 million loan to Tanzania under its International Development Assistance (IDA) programme to support