3 killed in Sudan mosque by a knife attacker: police
A man attacked worshippers with a knife inside a mosque in Sudan’s eastern state of Kasala on Tuesday, killing three
Morocco, China to establish Silk Road business council
Morocco and China signed Tuesday a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the establishment of the Silk Road business council. The
UN peacekeepers to remain in DR Congo until election is held
The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday unanimously passed a resolution allowing the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic
DR Congo to fully finance December elections
The Democratic Republic of Congo will self-finance the next elections so as to protect the country from external interference, BBC
Head of EPRDF’s Oromo bloc voted in as Ethiopia’s new Prime Minister
Ethiopia’s ruling coalition voted in Abiy Ahmed as new prime minister on Tuesday following the resignation of Hailemariam Desalegn last
Morocco leaders ask why France didn’t inform them about supermarket attacker
The head of Morocco’s counterterrorism agency said Tuesday that France should have alerted his country about the extremist behavior of
23 radio stations shut down in Uganda for “promoting witchcraft”
Twenty three radio stations have had their licenses suspended by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) for allegedly promoting witchcraft, the
Heineken under fire for advertisement some call racist
Heineken has withdrawn an advertisement after several hundred people went online to accuse the company of subtle or not-so-subtle racism.
Nigeria explains why it did not sign CFTA
Nigeria did not join the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) agreement signed in Kigali last week because it needed to
IGAD calls for end to South Sudan conflict, release of Machar
Regional bloc IGAD has called for an end to the conflict in South Sudan and the release of opposition leader