Facebook accused of permitting illegal ivory sales on its site
Facebook is displaying advertisements for well-known American corporations on group pages operated by overseas wildlife traffickers illegally selling the body
Armed groups carry out mass torture inside Libya prison, says UN
Armed groups in Libya are killing and torturing detainees in prisons, some nominally under government control, where thousands of civilians
China to support Africa’s ambitious anti-desertification bid
China has approved a project to offer technological support for the realization of Africa’s Great Green Wall initiative, the Xinjiang
Zimbabwe invites West to observe vote for first time since 2002
Western powers will monitor Zimbabwe’s national elections for the first time in more than 15 years. Incumbent president, Emerson Mnangagwa,
UN: Africa is embracing technology in managing climate change
African countries are beginning to embrace technology in managing climate change, a UN official said on Monday. Jukka Uosukainen, the
Somaliland elders approve ‘historic’ law criminalising rape
Rapists in Somaliland face up to 20 years in jail after the break-away conservative Islamic region passed its first law
Finance Ministry: alleged fraud against Angola aimed to take $1.5 billion
People involved in an alleged scheme to defraud Angola’s government laid out plans to secure as much as $1.5 billion,
Vodacom Tanzania picks Safaricom executive as its new managing director
Vodacom Tanzania VODA.TZ on Monday named Safaricom’s (SCOM.NR) head of consumer business as its new managing director to lead the
DRC: Rangers killed in Virunga National Park
Suspected rebels have ambushed and killed five rangers and their driver at the Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic
Showmax wants you to have unlimited data plans
Global entertainment group Naspers is trying to persuade telecoms operators in Africa to offer customers unlimited data to help boost