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.
Libyan court clears Gaddafi son of footballer’s murder
A Libyan appeals court cleared one of the sons of late leader Muammar Gaddafi on Tuesday of charges of murdering
Britain announces ban of ivory sales
Britain says it will ban the sale of ivory, no matter how old, to help protect the world’s elephant population.
#SierraLeoneDecides: Political parties, state institutions criticized for sabotaging NEC
Sierra Leone’s National Electoral Commission (NEC) has been commended for its consistency in executing duties professionally amidst provocation and potential
Head of South Africa’s EFF says Winnie Mandela should have been president
As tributes poured in for Winnie Madikizela-Mandela who died on Monday, the head of South Africa’s leftist opposition party said
President Xi urges “new chapter” in China – Zimbabwe ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday urged his Zimbabwean counterpart to join him in working towards a new chapter in
Israel scraps deal signed with UN on migrants relocation
Israeli Prime Minister on Tuesday cancelled an agreement with the United Nations refugee agency to relocate African migrants living in
Kenya launches digital land registry to boost government revenues
Kenya on Tuesday launched a digital land registry to improve service and boost government revenues, a senior official said. Cabinet
50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death: Did his ‘dream’ come true?
Five decades after his assassination, civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr. remains an important and iconic figure in both