El-Sisi, al-Bashir pledge cooperation
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and his visiting Sudanese counterpart Omar al-Bashir on Monday called for an end to all
Court orders S. African authorities to compensate families for psychiatric patients deaths
A provincial government in South Africa was on Monday ordered by a court to pay U.S.$15 million in damages to
African intelligence chiefs meet in Uganda over terrorism
Intelligence and security officers from East Africa are meeting in Kampala to find means of ending armed struggles and terrorism.
Zim leader names, shames looters… nearly $1bn remains stashed overseas
Zimbabwe’s new leader has publicly named more than 1 800 companies and individuals accused of illegally stashing hundreds of millions
Zuma’s son defends father, accuses prosecutors of “witch hunt”
A son of former South African president Jacob Zuma has accused prosecutors and the judiciary of “witch hunt” against his
Sisi’s only challenger lays low ahead of Egyptian election
Days ahead of Egypt’s presidential election, Moussa Mostafa Moussa, the only candidate standing against incumbent Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, is avoiding
African leaders to launch continental free trade area
Leaders from across Africa are expected in Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, this week for the African Union’s 18th extraordinary sessions of
African countries face serious threat from robots for jobs
Within less than two decades it will be cheaper to operate robots in US factories than hire workers in Africa,
Kenya: Right’s group condemns police salary cuts
A Kenyan human rights organization has condemned the reduction of salaries of police officers, saying the move will bear negative
Experts say collapsed buildings expose gaps in Kenya’s construction sector
An increase in the number of buildings that have collapsed in Kenya in the last few weeks has exposed the