Clashes, machete attack kill more than 20 in central Nigeria
More than 20 people have died in clashes between herders and farmers in central Nigeria, police said, part of an
French firms plan to invest $10 billion in Kenya
French companies will invest $10 billion in Kenya in roads, energy, manufacturing and other sectors, a Kenyan official said on
UN envoy voices concern over situation in DR Congo
A UN envoy has expressed concern over the political, security and humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
#SierraLeoneDecides: Displaced victims of mudslide hope for change
On August 14, 2016, the world woke up to heartbreaking news of a mudslide in Sierra Leone that left at
#SierraLeoneDecides: Country votes for new president
Sierra Leone voters queued for hours in steamy humidity on Wednesday to elect a new leader they hope will bring
South African commission opens investigation into influence peddling
South Africa has opened an inquiry into allegations of influence peddling revolving around former president Jacob Zuma and businessman friends
South African triathlete injured in saw attack
A top South African triathlete is battling to save his legs after assailants cut into them with a blunt saw,
More than 2000 Burundian refugees from DR Congo cross to Rwanda
Over 2500 Burundian refugees yesterday crossed from Kamanyola refugee camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo to Rwanda, an official
Coca-Cola company to introduce first alcoholic drink
Global beverage company Coca-Cola is set to break a more than 130 year tradition to venture into the manufacture of
President Xi vows to further push China’s reform and opening-up
China’s annual political season – the Two Sessions – is underway. Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday morning joined National