Zimbabwe opposition leader dies in U.S. helicopter crash
Zimbabwe’s key opposition leader, Roy Bennett and four other people were killed in a helicopter crash in a remote area
Zimbabwe fires more than 30 police commanders
Zimbabwe’s government has fired more than 30 senior police commanders in a move aimed at improving the police force, local
Senegal to revamp logging laws after massacre linked to timber trade
President Macky Sall on Thursday suspended all authorisations for logging and ordered an overhaul of Senegal’s forestry laws after a
Zimbabwe to hold elections in “four to five months”
Zimbabwe will hold elections in four to five months, local Herald newspaper said on Thursday, quoting President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Mnangagwa
At least 200 cases reported as typhoid hits Harare
Zimbabwean health officials have reportedly said that at least 200 cases of typhoid have been recorded in Harare, adding that
Cape Town residents to use only 50 lts of water daily
Residents of South Africa’s Cape Town will be required to use no more than 50 litres of water a day
Sudan welcomes U.N.’s report on arms collection in Darfur
Sudan has welcomed a United Nations report which highlighted that the government’s arms collection plan in Darfur led to improved
Zimbabwe considers compensation tribunal for former white farmers
Zimbabwe is considering setting up a special tribunal to determine the value of compensation and how to pay former white
President Akufo-Addo says Ghana’s economy back on track
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo on Wednesday said his country’s economy was rebounding, and that it would wean itself off bailouts
Desalegn says Ethiopia will not endanger lives of Egyptians
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn on Thursday assured Cairo that his country will not put Egyptians lives at risk, assuring