Nigeria’s economic growth slows for first time since end of recession
Nigeria’s economic growth slowed in the first quarter of 2018 for the first time since the country pulled out of
Five army soldiers killed by landmines in eastern Libya
Five soldiers of the eastern-based Libyan army were killed on Sunday by landmine explosions in eastern city of Darna, according
Kenyan investigators to question more than 40 people over ‘massive theft’
Kenyan investigators have summoned more than 40 people for questioning after a “massive theft of public funds” at the country’s
Zim government shelves plans to licence cannabis growers: report
The Zimbabwe government has put on hold plans to issue licences to farmers to grow marijuana for medical and research purposes,
Tropical cyclone hits Somaliland killing at least 15 people
At least 15 people have died in Somaliland after heavy rains caused by tropical cyclone Sagar which landed in the
Boat adrift with two dozen African migrants rescued off Brazil coast
A boat with two dozen migrants from West Africa was rescued off the coast of northern Brazil, officials from the
DRC to begin vaccinating against Ebola on Monday
Democratic Republic of Congo will begin administering an experimental Ebola vaccine on Monday in Mbandaka, the northwestern city of 1.2
‘Don’t eat, smoke in public,’ Zim police warned
Zimbabwean police have reportedly been banned from eating and smoking in public, as the country’s recently appointed police commissioner, General Godwin
Sudan protests against Egyptian TV serial
Sudan said on Saturday it has complained to Cairo about an Egyptian television serial that shows some Egyptians living in
Burundi opposition rejects referendum result
The coalition led by main opposition leader Agathon Rwasa said on Saturday it did not recognise the result of a