President Nguesso dismisses allegations that China spied on A.U.
President of Republic of the Congo Denis Sassou Nguesso has dismissed claims that China spied on the African Union (A.U.).
French court orders compensation of Algerian victims of independence war
France’s constitutional court has granted financial compensation to all victims of the Algerian War of Independence, in a move that
Mahrez returns to training ahead of Manchester City clash
Leicester City’s Algerian forward Riyad Mahrez has returned to training today ahead of the team’s clash with Manchester City on
Uganda says suspends officials suspected of relief aid fraud
Ugandan authorities on Thursday said five officials, including a senior technocrat, had been suspended following a damning report by the
Explosion at Libyan mosque kills one
A “large” explosion hit a mosque in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, killing at least one person following Friday
Egypt begins major security operation against ‘terrorists’
Friday marked the start a major security operation in Egypt targeting “terrorist and criminal elements and organisations”. A military spokesman
Nigeria’s president denies cattle grazing plan is ‘colonization’
Nigeria’s president on Thursday denied that government proposals to share out land to end a wave of violence over grazing
Ghana mourns music star Ebony
Music fans in Ghana are mourning the passing of dancehall/Afrobeats artist, Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng, known by the stage name Ebony. She was widely known
Burundi accuses UN of fabricating refugees’ figures
Burundi on Wednesday accused the UN Refugee agency of “deliberately fabricating figures of Burundian refugees. The Interior Assistant Minister, Terence
Liberia’s Weah withdraws nominee for justice ministry
Liberia’s newly elected president George Weah on Wednesday withdrew the nomination of Charles Gibson as justice minister. The decision was