Embatttled ‘singing senator’ arraigned in Nigerian court
Embattled Nigerian Senator Dino Melaye has been re-arrested and wheeled into court on a stretcher for the second consecutive day.
Sudan, Ethiopia remain committed to Nile dam agreement
Sudan and Ethiopia on Wednesday reiterated their commitment to the 2015 tripartite agreement they signed with Egypt to resolve the
Freed journalist demands Ethiopia lift state of emergency
Ethiopia’s prime minister Abiy Ahmed should fulfil his pledge to expand political freedoms by lifting a state of emergency, said
Money woes force Sudan to close foreign missions
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday announced the decision to close 13 diplomatic missions and four consular missions abroad due
FIFA suggests a new biennial mini-World Cup
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has proposed staging what would effectively be a mini-World Cup, featuring eight international teams, every two
Man who inspired #MenAreTrash in South Africa convicted of murder
A court in South Africa has convicted a man of murdering his ex-girlfriend by stabbing her and then trying to
Faces of Africa – Nyaminyami: The river god
At the base of Zambezi River in the downstream, resides Nyaminyami. The Tonga and Lozi people who’ve lived in the
Kenya’s President Kenyatta vows to spearhead regional peace initiatives
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta vowed Wednesday to continue spearheading regional peace initiatives to help bring stability in neighboring South Sudan
Death toll in Central African Republic’s capital rises to 19
Central African Republic’s president on Wednesday declared three days of mourning as the death toll from renewed sectarian violence in
Libya election commission headquarters attacked,12 dead
At least 12 people have died after a group of militants including suicide bombers stormed the head offices of Libya’s