President Ramaphosa authorizes probe into government departments
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday authorized an investigation into allegations of irregularities and unlawful conduct at several government
Martin Luther King Jr.’s daughter rips claim that he would be ‘proud of Trump’
The daughter of Martin Luther King has turned down a claim that the major icon of the U.S. civil rights
Kenyan doctor wants body donated to science upon death
A Kenyan doctor has donated his body to science, requesting not to be buried when he dies, local Standard newspaper
Zambia launches national cleaning day
The Zambian government has introduced a national cleaning day to be held once every month. The exercise is part of
Mane sends 300 Liverpool shirts to Senegalese hometown ahead of Champions League final
Sadio Mane has gifted 300 Liverpool shirts to residents of his hometown in Senegal, so they can wear them during
Liberia Shuns Morocco, backs North American bid for 2026 World Cup
The Liberian Football Association (LFA) has announced that it is supporting the joint bid of USA, Mexico and Canada over
South Africa launches first optical telescope
South Africa is launching its first automated optical telescope on Friday in the province of Northern Cape, the headquarters
Zambian president pardons 464 prisoners as part of Africa Freedom Day
Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Thursday pardoned 464 prisoners as part of the commemoration of this year’s Africa Freedom Day.
Sudan’s president emphasizes commitment to Yemen campaign
Sudan’s official news agency says President Omar al-Bashir has underscored Sudan’s commitment to a Saudi-led coalition fighting Shiite rebels in
Niger Delta residents retain right to sue Shell Oil
A British High Court judge ruled on Thursday that a Nigerian fishing community would maintain the right to take legal