Botswana’s President Khama accuses Trump of ‘encouraging’ elephant poaching
Botswana’s President Ian Khama on Friday accused the US government of encouraging elephant poaching following its recent decision to reverse
More than 57,000 have fled DR Congo into Uganda in 2018
More than 57,000 refugees have crossed into Uganda this year after fleeing ethnic strife in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s
Ethiopia lauds economic significance of Chinese-built Ethiopia-Djibouti railway
Ethiopia on Wednesday commended the first two months of transportation operation of the Chinese-built electrified railway. The Ethiopia-Djibouti railway that
World leaders congratulate President Xi Jinping on his election
Leaders from around the world have been sending their congratulations on the election of Xi Jinping as president of China.
AU looking forward to cooperation with China on free trade area
The African Union (AU) is looking forward to work with China and other partners outside Africa as the continent focus
UN throws its support behind Zimbabwe July elections
The United Nations on Saturday threw its support behind new elections in Zimbabwe set for July and urged the government
FIFA okays use of VAR technology at World Cup
The video assistant referee (VAR) technology will be used in the 2018 World cup scheduled to be played in Russia
U.N appeals for funding to aid thousands of C.A.R. refugees in Chad
The United Nations refugee agency has appealed for urgent funding to meet the needs of thousands of refugees from the
South Sudan Aid agencies: Two thirds of country’s population at risk
Humanitarian workers in South Sudan are asking international donors for more funding, to mitigate the acute food shortage in the
Embattled Mauritian President to resign, lawyer says
Embattled Mauritian President Ameenah Gurib-Fakim has resigned and is set to leave the office on Friday, her lawyer said on