Chinese embassy to donate sports equipment to 50 Sudanese schools
The Chinese embassy in Khartoum said Friday it has signed a deal with a charity foundation to donate sports equipment
2 killed, 143 wounded as explosion hits mosque in Libya’s Benghazi
Two people were killed and 143 others, including children, were injured on Friday when an explosion hit a mosque during
Chinese art performance staged in Rwanda to send Chinese New Year wishes
A Chinese art group on Friday staged an art performance in Rwanda’s capital city Kigali, sending Chinese New Year wishes
Guinea reports Lassa fever death
Authorities in Guinea announced the first death from Lassa fever in more than two decades on Thursday, heightening anxiety about
Cameroon’s army denies alleged atrocities in restive anglophone regions
The Cameroonian army on Friday denied its troops were responsible for alleged atrocities against separatists in English-speaking regions after unverified
Talk Africa: U.N. Peacekeepers in Africa
For United Nations peacekeepers, the past five years has been the deadliest period in history. According to a December 2017
World Food Programme warns of deeper hunger across Southern Africa
Poor rains and crop infestations in southern Africa are threatening deeper hunger across the region, with millions of people, particularly
Rwanda refuses to discuss migrants with Israeli opposition
Rwanda said on Friday it wanted no part in Israel’s “internal politics” after turning away two opposition Israeli lawmakers who
22 Ethiopian migrants disappear off Yemen coast
The United Nations migration agency says 22 Ethiopia migrants are missing after being dumped in the sea off Yemen. The
Voter registration for Burundi’s constitutional referendum begins
Voter registration for Burundi’s constitutional referendum scheduled for May has begun across the country. The registration period, which is set to