Morocco, China vow to give new impetus to boosting economic, trade ties
Morocco and China expressed on Thursday their strong willingness to further cement their economic and trade ties. The pledge was
Three newspapers seized for covering protests in Sudan
Three newspapers were on Thursday seized for covering food price protests in Khartoum and other towns. A halt in wheat
World Bank urges East Africa to accelerate electricity cooperation
The World Bank has urged regional governments in East Africa to accelerate their cooperation on electricity. The lender says electricity
Zimbabwe’s anti-graft body to investigate Grace Mugabe’s Ph.D.
By Diana Rose Wairumbi The Zimbabwean anti-corruption commission on Monday disclosed that it was probing the circumstances surrounding the controversial
Sudanese ambassador expected to return to Cairo soon
Sudan’s ambassador to Egypt will return to Cairo soon, the Sudanese foreign minister Ibrahim Ghandour said on Thursday after meeting
Leicester City manager hopes Mahrez returns soon
Leicester City’s manager Claude Puel on Thursday said he hoped Algerian forward Riyad Mahrez returns to the squad soon, having
Mozambique deports over 50 Ethiopians
Mozambique has deported more than 50 Ethiopians who it says had entered the country illegally, in some cases after journeying
Ethiopia set to free 746 prisoners
The Ethiopian government will release 746 more prisoners, including a senior opposition official and a journalist who were jailed for
Jihadist group al-Shabaab ‘training village elders to fight’
Somalia-based jihadist group al-Shabaab has been training clan elders in the southern region of the country on how to use
Citigroup targets rapid Africa, Middle East growth in 2018
Citigroup expects 2018 to be its best year for investment banking in the Africa and the Middle East in at