Tanzania Maasai eveicted in favour of tourism , group says
Tens of thousands of Tanzania’s ethnic Maasai people are homeless after the government burned their houses to keep the savannah
Gambia sells ex-leader’s luxury items to pay off debts
Gambia is selling several planes and a fleet of luxury cars bought by former president Yahya Jammeh as it seeks
Dam burst brings death, economic devastation to Kenya’s Rift Valley
A dam on a commercial flower farm in Kenya’s Rift Valley burst after weeks of torrential rain, unleashing a “sea
Swahili becomes first African language recognized by Twitter
Karibu Twitter! (Welcome to Twitter!) Swahili has made history by becoming the first African language to be officially recognized by
Donald Trump set to meet Kim Jong-un on 12 June
U.S. President Donald Trump and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea leader’s Kim Jong Un are set to meet in
Imam’s throat slashed in deadly mosque attack in South Africa
Attackers armed with guns and knives struck a mosque outside the South African city of Durban on Thursday, stabbing to
Egypt’s Hector Cuper leads Africa World Cup team’s coaches in pay ranks
Egypt’s national football team’s coach Hector Cuper will head to the FIFA World Cup next month as the highest paid
More than 40 now feared dead in Patel Dam burst
More than 40 people have died after heavy rains caused a dam to burst in Kenya, sweeping away homes across
UN resumes airlifts of migrants from Libya to Niger
The United Nations Refugee agency says it has airlifted 132 vulnerable migrants from Libya to Niger, the first group to
Northwest Congo hospital has four new suspected Ebola cases
The main hospital in Democratic Republic of Congo’s northwestern town of Bikoro received four new suspected Ebola cases on Thursday,