Congo electoral commission registers 46 million voters
The electoral commission in the Democratic Republic of Congo has concluded the registration of 46 million voters for a long-delayed
President Zuma asks prosecutors to drop graft charges
South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma has called on the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) not to prosecute him as pressure mounts
Fearful Kenyan journalists camp out in their newsroom
Three Kenyan journalists said on Thursday they spent the night in their newsroom in fear of arrest, as they
Zimbabwe offers 99-year leases to white farmers
Zimbabwe’s government announced that all white farmers still in business be issued with 99-year leases, a change from the previous
Boko Haram victims to receive $157 million from UN
People affected by the Boko Haram insurgency in the lake Chad basin region with get funds worth $157 million after
Uganda mourns musician Mowzey Radio
Ugandans are mourning music star Moses Ssekibogo, famously known as Mowzey Radio who died Thursday morning. Tweets by CaseHospital According
Tanzania launches e-Passport aiming to control illegal immigrants
Tanzania President John Magufuli on Wednesday launched Tanzania’s new electronic passports. The new travel document aims to enhance national security,
Zambian anti-gay law hounds two women
Zambian police are searching for two young women suspected of breaking the conservative country’s tough anti-homosexuality laws after images of
Zimbabwe names judge Chigumba as election commission chief before crucial vote
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has named High Court Judge Priscilla Chigumba as head of the election agency, according to an
Man who ‘swore-in’ opposition leader Raila Odinga arrested
The man who swore in Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga during a mock inauguration has been arrested, his lawyer says.