End appears near for the last male northern white rhino
The health of the world’s last male northern white rhino has deteriorated, bringing the rhino subspecies a step closer to
UN lauds Sudan for implementing children protection plan in conflict areas
A United Nations (UN) official on Thursday expressed satisfaction over the commitment by Sudanese government to implement the UN plan
Rex Tillerson makes first visit to Africa as U.S. top diplomat
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will travel to Chad, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya and Nigeria next week on his first
Nigeria’s ruling party passes vote of confidence in Buhari
The national executive committee of Nigeria’s ruling party has passed a vote of confidence in its leaders including President Muhammadu
China’s Two Sessions 2018: Leadership reshuffle and more
China’s most important political gathering this year will kick off in just a few days. Known as the “Two Sessions”,
Reporter’s Diary: Breaking Gender Boundaries in the Kitchen
For Meryem Cherkaoui, becoming a top-flight chef in Morocco has been no easy journey. With the restaurant industry being so
Al Shabaab claims responsibility for attacks in and around Mogadishu
Somalia’s Islamist group al Shabaab set off a suicide car bomb at a security checkpoint about 15 kilometres outside the
Tanzania bans Diamond Platnumz’s hit songs
Tanzania’s Communications Regulatory Authority has banned several songs by the country’s top artists including Diamond Platnumz’s hit songs. Diamonds hit
Uganda’s Museveni wants DNA database in effort to fight rising crime
Mysterious deaths of foreigners and locals are stoking fears in Uganda about crime amid an ongoing feud among the country’s
Members of Chinese peacekeeping unit look back on final patrol in Liberia
For the last 15 years, China has sent hundreds of its bravest soldiers to Liberia as part of United Nations