Zimbabwe’s president makes surprise stop at a fast food joint
Zimbabwe President Emerson Mnangagwa surprised many when he commandeered his motorcade to Chicken Inn and queued alongside other Zimbabweans at
Ethiopia PM says era of state sanctioned torture is over
New Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Monday described past torture by the East African country’s security services as “our
Tunisia gets first African goal at 2018 World Cup but loses match
England captain Harry Kane declared his arrival on soccer’s biggest stage when he scored twice, including a stoppage-time winner, in
ICAO’s Somalia Airspace Control office in Nairobi stops operation
The transitional office of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Nairobi monitoring Somalia’s airspace will stop its operation on Monday,
67 migrants recovered off Libyan coast
67 people including 12 women and two children were rescued on Sunday at sea off the Libyan coast. They were
Twenty-five bodies found after army sweep in Mali
Twenty-five bodies were found in central Mali after the army carried out a sweep in the unstable region, sources said
Zimbabwe’s opposition party says it has been denied access to voters register
Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), says it has not been given an electronic copy of
Kenyan lawmaker says “pretty sure” move to repeal rate cap will be defeated
The Kenyan lawmaker who proposed the cap on commercial banks’ lending rates says he is “pretty sure” last week’s move
East African states, U.S., EU troops begin joint military training in Uganda
Military troops from the East African nations, the United States and the European Union on Monday started a two-week joint
Rwanda auctions assets of Kagame critic
The Rwandan authorities have auctioned off assets from the family business of Diane Rwigara – a jailed critic of President