Former Zambian minister facing graft charges
A former Zambian cabinet minister who has reportedly accused government officials of corruption will appear in court on Friday on
Kenyan court bans forced anal tests for men suspected of being gay
A Kenyan court on Thursday ruled that the forced anal examination of men suspected of being gay is unlawful. Rights
UN concerned about Libya’s readiness to hold elections this year
The U.N. Security Council urged rival leaders in Libya on Wednesday to engage in talks and put an end to
DR Congo conflict forces displaced persons to eat snails for survival
Some villagers in the conflict-plagued Democratic Republic of Congo have resorted to eating snails in order to survive, the International
UK names first black woman ambassador to Mozambique
The first black woman ambassador to be appointed by the UK has called her promotion “an honor and a privilege”.
Report says millions are making plans to leave Africa for Europe and U.S.
Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya are the biggest sources of nearly 1.5 million people who have left sub-Saharan Africa for Europe
Mnangagwa pardons 3000 in effort to ease prison overcrowding
Zimbabwe’s new president is commuting death sentences for some prisoners and releasing thousands of people from prison, including most women
Facebook’s Zuckerberg finally speaks on Cambridge Analytica controversy
In the wake of a privacy scandal involving a Trump-connected data-mining firm, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg embarked on a rare
Freed Dapchi schoolgirls to meet President Buhari
After being reunited with their families, the schoolgirls from Dapchi village, have now traveled to the capital, Abuja, where they
Senior Chinese diplomat to visit South Africa in first trip since reshuffle
Senior Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi will visit South Africa this week in the first foreign visit by a top official