Popular Ugandan tabloid back in print after ban
Uganda’s popular tabloid paper will soon be back on newsstands after senior management promised to be more “professional” and were
Cultural practices hampering the fight against cholera in Zimbabwe
Some cultural and religious practices are contributing to the spread of cholera in Zimbabwe, with the only cases reported so
Egypt rights lawyer latest presidential hopeful to quit race
Egyptian presidential hopeful and rights lawyer Khaled Ali on Wednesday quit the race, becoming the latest would-be candidate who has
Zimbabwe’s new leader wants Trump golf courses
Zimbabwe’s new president said on Wednesday he would welcome the US president to build a golf course in his country.
China donates cancer screening equipment to Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is one of many African countries that enjoy strong ties with China. The Asian giant has been supporting the
Arab League condemns deadly Benghazi attack
The Arab League on Wednesday condemned the deadly terror attack in Libya that killed at least 35 people and wounded
Three militants killed in foiled al-Shabaab attack
Three al-Shabaab militants were on Wednesday killed in heavy fighting in central Somalia, as AMISOM troops alongside Somali security forces
Zimbabwe’s “Mr. Ugly” suing to collect prize money
Zimbabwe’s “Mr. Ugly”, William Masvinu has filed a report after he was denied his prize after bagging the Mr. Ugly
Mnangawa says will accept defeat if ZANU-PF loses vote
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday said he would accept defeat should his ZANU-PF party lose the presidential election later
Equatorial Guinea’s president calls for dialogue to end Cameroon crisis
Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo has called for dialogue as the best solution to end the political crisis