955 workers trapped in South Africa gold mine brought to surface
South Africa’s Sibanye Gold mine owners on Friday confirmed that all 955 mine workers trapped underground for more than a
CAF holds general assembly in Casablanca, focus on AFCON 2019
The Confederations of African Football (CAF) is set to hold its General Assembly later on Friday, with the 2019 Africa
UNICEF: Wars and disasters forcing 59 million young people into illiteracy
Nearly 30 percent of young people between the ages of 15 and 24 in countries affected by conflict and disaster
Four elephants killed by poachers’ cyanide poisoning in Zimbabwe
Four elephants have died from cyanide poisoning in Zimbabwe as poachers take advantage of a dry spell to contaminate remaining
Macron says France will double investment in Tunisia over five years
French President Emmanuel Macron wants to double French investment in Tunisia over five years to buttress the country’s faltering economy
New Zimbabwe election commission boss pledges to deliver credible vote
Newly appointed Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson Priscilla Chigumba on Thursday pledged to deliver free, fair and credible elections
Voter registration for Libya’s elections extended until mid-February
Libya’s Higher Commission of Elections announced on Thursday that voter registration for upcoming elections has been extended until mid-February. “The
Morocco arrests 7 suspected IS supporters
The Moroccan security services have dismantled a terror cell made up of seven suspects over supporting the Islamic State (IS)
Kenya high court suspends government shutdown of three TV channels
A Kenyan high court has suspended a government shutdown of three private TV channels. The three broadcasters were taken off-air
West Ham suspends director over African players remarks
English premiership side West Ham United has suspended the club’s director of player recruitment, Tony Henry, over claims that the