FIFA World Cup 2018: Managers omit star players from squads
The much-awaited FIFA World Cup is just days away, and teams that qualified for the showdown have been announcing their
Study suggests free, open press losing support among East Africans
A study by Afrobarometer shows that support for a free media in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda is weakening. The research
Australia searching for missing athletes after Commonwealth Games
Australian authorities are in the hunt for 50 athletes and officials who disappeared during the Commonwealth games, some without even
At least five injured in roadside bomb blast in Somalia
At least five Somali soldiers were injured in a roadside bomb attack about 30 km west of the capital of
Analysts: South Africa gets land reform without constitutional change
South Africa looks likely to implement land redistribution under existing laws rather than by changing the constitution following a ruling
South African hunter charged in U.S. with leading illegal elephant hunts
The owner of a South African hunting company was indicted this month in the United States by federal prosecutors, who
South Sudanese women demand role in peace process
South Sudan’s women activists have called for an end to conflict in the country, as delegates hold a forum in
Burundi approves new constitution extending presidential term limit
Voters in Burundi have overwhelmingly approved a new constitution, the electoral commission said on Monday, ushering in changes that could
Beer maker AB InBev goes big in effort to conquer Africa
Sitting outside the ramshackle Vimba Tavern in Johannesburg’s Alexandra township, Patrick Mashego swigs from a one-litre bottle of Carling Black
Uganda to host global meeting on preventing mass atrocities
Government representatives, civil society organizations and experts from around the world will meet in Uganda on Wednesday to devise ways