Nigerian man in court accused of biting another man’s lip
A Nigerian man on Tuesday appeared at a court in Ikeja, the capital of Lagos state, accused of biting the
Kenyan police blame idleness for rising crime in Nairobi
The Kenyan police unit has blamed idleness for a wave of crime that has hit the capital Nairobi, causing alarm
Liberia’s President Weah makes his first appointments
Barely 24 hours after taking oath of office as new leader of Liberia, President George Weah hit the ground running
E.U. ready to re-engage with Zimbabwe
The European Union says it is ready to review ties with Zimbabwe and support the country’s re-engagement with international financial
Stranded Zimbabwe family finally leaves Thai airport after three months
A Zimbabwean family that had been stuck at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport for the past three months has finally left Thailand,
Fuel prices come down in Zimbabwe after reduction in excise duty
Zimbabweans woke up to lower fuel prices on Tuesday after an overnight reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel
Namibia, China sign new MoU on agricultural cooperation
Namibia and China on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the second phase of a South-South Cooperation (SSC)
South Sudanese rebels demand compensation to release Kenyan pilots
Two Kenyan pilots held in South Sudan are not to be released until they pay compensation to the family of
Two top Jammeh generals arrested in Gambia after returning from exile
Two of former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh’s generals were arrested by the military after they returned from exile over the
UN says 56 peacekeepers killed in 2017, highest since 1994
2017 saw the highest number of peacekeepers fatalities, with 56 peacekeepers killed, the United Nations said on Monday. “Peacekeeping is