China, AU deny allegations of Beijing hacking Addis Ababa HQ
China and the African Union on Monday dismissed allegations by a French newspaper that Beijing had bugged the continental bloc’s
Morocco hosts high-level meeting on Arab economic growth
A high-level conference on Arab economic growth opened in the Moroccan city of Marrakech Monday with the aim to discuss
UN: More that 8,000 fled DR Congo last week
A surge in violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has forced more than 8,000 people to flee
Cameroon anglophone separatist leader extradited from Nigeria
The president of the anglophone separatist movement in Cameroon, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe, was extradited to Yaounde on Monday after being
Amnesty International: Nigerian air force killed 35 in December attack on villages
The Nigerian air force killed at least 35 people in attacks on villages in Adamawa state in December, rights group
Unrest in Senegal after Mauritania coastguard kills fisherman
Angry protesters went on the rampage in Senegal on Monday after a fisherman was killed by coastguards in Mauritanian waters.
The Single African Air Transport Market launched
On the sidelines of the just concluded 30th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, the continental body launched the Single
US lifts ban on refugees from 11 countries
The United States has lifted a ban on refugees from 11 “high-risk” countries but has said those seeking to
CHAN 2018: Troubled Libya seeks second CHAN trophy
Libya is a step closer to its second African Nations Championship (CHAN) trophy, after beating Congo-Brazzaville in the quarter final
Conservationists condemn sale of hippo teeth in Tanzania
Conservationists have condemned Tanzanian authorities for allowing an auction of nearly four tons of hippopotamus teeth on Monday, saying the