China, Lesotho to strengthen law-enforcement cooperation
China and Lesotho agreed to strengthen cooperation on law-enforcement and security, as public security ministers from the two countries met
Gold casts of Nelson Mandela’s hands sell for $10 million in bitcoin
Gold casts of the hands of former South African President Nelson Mandela have sold for $10 million in bitcoin. A
U.S. delegation in Sudan to explore positions over Renaissance Dam issue
Sudan’s Foreign Ministry Under-Secretary Abdel-Ghani al-Naim has briefed a visiting U.S. State Department delegation on the position of his government
#SierraLeoneDecides: Presidential runoff postponed to March 31
Sierra Leone’s Supreme Court has postponed the presidential runoff that had been scheduled for Tuesday March 27 to Saturday March
Confucius Institute says China-Kenya cultural exchanges on the right path
The blossoming cultural ties between China and Kenya are on the right course as long-term benefits start appearing on both
IGAD says political tension in Somalia may derail peace progress
East Africa’s regional bloc on Monday warned that the ongoing political tension in Somalia threatens to derail peace and security
Kenyan government goes after Miguna Miguna once again
Lawyers for Miguna Miguna say Kenyan authorities have detained and are once again trying to deport him. Miguna spent the
Morocco boasts of gun safety in 2026 World Cup bid against US
Morocco has touted its limited threat from gun crime in a 2026 World Cup bidding proposal to take on the
Talk Africa: China’s Two Sessions & Africa
Chinese President Xi Jinping laid out his vision of the Chinese Dream and its worldwide impact as the curtain rolled
Land degradation drives mass migration, climate change: experts
Billions of people live on farmland that is deteriorating and producing less food, and this situation could force hundreds