CHAN 2018: Morocco, Libya clash in Casablanca
The 2018 African Nations Championship (CHAN) host country Morocco is on Wednesday set to clash with one-time winner Libya in
Australian government releases advert urging Victorians to be kind to Africans
The Australian government put up a video advert asking Victorians to be kind to South Sudanese migrants’ children. The Victorian
Dams that supply Cape Town water fall further as ‘Day Zero’ approaches
Water levels at dams that supply South Africa’s Cape Town have fallen further this week, the latest sign of a
Global cancer survival rates improve, but wide gaps remain
Cancer patients’ survival prospects are improving, even for some of the deadliest types such as lung cancer, but there are
Algerian star Mahrez hands in transfer request after Manchester City bid
Leicester City’s Algerian star Riyad Mahrez on Tuesday reportedly hand in a transfer request after Manchester City lodged an audacious
Two Niger soldiers die fighting off ‘Boko Haram raid’
At least two soldiers were killed overnight while fighting off an attack by suspected Boko Haram jihadists in southeast Niger,
Somalia pledges to promote freedom of expression
The Somali government on Tuesday pledged to enhance freedom of expression as well as plans to develop media. Information Minister
Liberia’s President Weah vows to change citizenship, land ownership laws
Liberia’s President George Weah is calling for a removal of a clause in the constitution which restricts citizenship to black
Kenya’s opposition leader ‘sworn-in’ as ‘people’s president’
Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga was on Tuesday ‘sworn-in’ as the ‘people’s president’ as thousands of his supporters watched him
Gambia scraps ban on political activities
Gambian police on Monday lifted a ban on political activities provoked by violent clashes allegedly between supporters of President Adama