Nigerian army to position troops in regions marked by land clashes
By Diana Rose Wairumbi On Wednesday the Nigerian army said it will deploy troops to tighten security in central states
Malawi using drones to help curb the spread of cholera
Malawi is making progress in its efforts to stop the spread of cholera and it is all thanks to drones.
Cyril Ramaphosa in direct discussion with Jacob Zuma over transition
South Africa’s Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday said that he is holding direct talks with President Jacob Zuma over
Football legend Beckham stars in film aimed at ending malaria
Football legend David Beckham has lent his support in the fight against malaria with the launch of a global campaign
Protests against US arms embargo in South Sudan turn violent
Demonstrations turned violent in South Sudan’s capital as people took to the streets to protest U.S. president Donald Trump’s new
Sierra Leone villagers recount abuse in UK mining firm case
A British court heard testimony of the alleged complicity of a British mining company in police brutality including rape on
EU to fund health, education projects in Libya: envoy
European Union (EU) Ambassador to Libya Bettina Muscheidt on Tuesday announced that the EU will financially support a number of
53 Ethiopians to return after illegally entering Mozambique
The Ethiopian government on Tuesday said some 53 Ethiopians that had been imprisoned in Mozambique for illegal entry will return
Hospital in Paris suspends Rwandan doctor convicted of genocide
A Rwandan doctor convicted on genocide charges has been suspended by a French public hospital following a protest by a
Somali court sentences man to death for October bombing
A Somali military court on Tuesday sentenced a man to death in connection with the October bombing in the capital