Somalia rejects IGAD free movement, trade proposal
Somalia’s government said on Monday it will not sign a deal with IGAD member countries that allow free movement of
South Africa’s ruling party ANC decides to remove Zuma as head of state
South Africa’s ruling party ANC decided to remove Jacob Zuma as president of South Africa after he refused to resign,
South Sudan rebel leader’s spokesperson sentenced to death
A spokesman for former South Sudanese first vice president turned rebel leader Riek Machar was on Monday sentenced to death
Lions eat suspected poacher in South Africa
A suspected poacher was mauled to death and eaten by a pack of lions close to South Africa’s Kruger National
Zimbabwe receives boost in war against hunger
Zimbabwe is set to receive a major boost in its efforts to tackle the effects of a prolonged drought. The
Human Rights Watch urges Weah to fight graft
The Human Rights Watch has urged new Liberian President George Weah to prioritize fighting corruption and strengthening rule of law
‘Money swallowing snake’: Nigerians hilarious reactions on social media
On Saturday, a local news portal in Nigeria reported that a government official had blamed a mysterious snake for missing
Boko Haram suspects go on trial in Nigeria
More than 1,000 suspected Boko Haram militants are scheduled to appear in court later on Monday, the largest mass trial
Thousands flee renewed clashes in DR Congo
Renewed ethnic clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s eastern regions have forced thousands to flee to neighbouring Uganda. Thousands
Faces of Africa – Wole Soyinka: Glutton of Tranquility
Wole Soyinka was born in 1934 in Abeokuta, Western Nigeria.He’s an author, poet, and playwright. His father, Samuel Ayodele Soyinka