UNHCR hopes for solution to plight of refugees in Israel
The United Nations refugee agency has expressed frustration with Israel’s’ decision to cancel an agreement to resettle thousands of migrants,
Commonwealth Games: Over 50 ‘fake’ Ghanaian journalists deported from Australia
More than 50 Ghanaians have been deported from Australia where they tried to gain entry in the pretense of being
Zambia withdraws military from streets, claims success in cholera fight
Zambia has withdrawn its army from the capital and other cities, having deployed them in December at the height of
Katumbi’s bid for presidency further damaged by Italian citizenship
Congolese opposition leader Moise Katumbi held Italian citizenship from October 2000 until January 2017, the Italian town where he was
Rwanda launches effort to closes even more churches
A new effort to shut down hundreds of churches in Rwanda is generating mixed reactions within this predominantly Christian nation
Egypt arrests news editor amid media crackdown
Egyptian officials say authorities have arrested the editor of an independent news website for operating without a license, the latest
Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia officials meet in Khartoum to resolve Nile dam row
Egyptian, Sudanese and Ethiopian officials are meeting in Khartoum in another effort to iron out differences over the Grand Renaissance
Nigeria central bank meets, rate cut not expected
The Nigerian central bank’s monetary policy committee will finally meet on Wednesday to set interest rates for the first time
Somalia speaker slams call to quit as impeachment motion set for debate
Somalia’s Lower House Parliamentary speaker Mohamed Osman Jawari maintained Tuesday he will not resign as being pushed by the Executive
12 European tourists among 18 hostages freed in Cameroon
Eighteen people, including twelve European tourists that were taken hostage in southwestern Cameroon, have been rescued in a military operation.