Air Algerie flights resume but more strikes threatened
Air Algerie flights resumed on Tuesday after a wildcat strike by cabin crew grounded nearly all departures from the capital
AU to launch campaign against corruption across Africa
The African Union is launching a large-scale campaign against corruption across the continent this year. The operation guided by the
Tanzania arrests pregnant schoolgirls to help catch the men
Tanzanian authorities say they have arrested five schoolgirls so they can help with information on the men who impregnated them.
Makerere Law School suspends evening lectures
Makerere University School of Law has suspended its evening programme due to disagreements between teaching staff and the office of
Zambia says succeeding in containing cholera outbreak
Zambian health authorities on Tuesday said the country is close to containing a cholera outbreak that has killed at least
Twin car bombs kill more than 30 in Benghazi, Libya
A double car bombing in the east Libyan city of Benghazi on Tuesday left at least 33 people dead and
Google celebrates Nigeria’s former player and coach with a doodle
Tuesday January 23 would have been former Nigerian player and coach, Stephen Keshi’s 56th birthday and tech giant Google chose
Battle between cattle herders, farmers in northeast Nigeria leaves 6 dead
Six people were killed last weekend when cattle herders battled farmers in northeast Nigeria, a state government official said on
Obasanjo blasts Buhari, tells him not to seek re-election
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo on Tuesday penned a lengthy public letter to current leader Muhammadu Buhari, asking him not
Egypt army arrests former Chief of Staff, Sami Anan
Former Egyptian army Chief of Staff Sami Anan has been arrested and is under investigation for a series of crimes