Rwandan court denies bail to Congolese refugees accused of inciting violence
A court in southern Rwanda on Monday denied bail to 22 Congolese refugees who are facing charges of inciting violence
Gabon’s constitutional court orders prime minister to resign
Gabon’s Constitutional Court on Monday ordered the Prime Minister Emmanuel Issoze-Ngondet to resign and the lower house of parliament dissolved
Ten U.N. aid workers kidnapped last week released on Tuesday
Ten aid workers have been released after being abducted in South Sudan almost a week ago, said the U.N. on
Trump praises Nigeria’s role in the fight against terrorism
US President Donald Trump praised Nigeria’s efforts in the fight against terrorism, pledging to help Buhari’s government solve the deadly
Malawi’s Banda says she has evidence of political witch hunt
Malawi’s former president Joyce Banda says she had evidence that corruption allegations against her were politically motivated and left the
Ethiopia to take stake in Port of Djibouti
Ethiopia will take a stake in the Port of Djibouti, its main gateway for trade, under a deal reached between
Iceberg could save Cape Town from drought, marine salvage expert says
South African marine salvage expert Nick Sloane, who sprang to international fame when he refloated the massive Costa Concordia wreck
Nigerian company suspends cough syrup distribution
A Nigerian company says it has suspended distribution of its cough syrup after a BBC investigation into its role in
Chad parliament approves new constitution expanding president’s powers
Chad’s parliament on Monday overwhelmingly approved a new constitution that expands President Idriss Deby’s powers and could allow him to
Africa’s largest cancer drug production unit opens in Tunisia
The largest cancer drug production unit in Africa and the Middle East opened Monday in Tunisia, Tunisian government announced on