Egypt raises ‘extreme concern’ about Nile dam with Ethiopia
Egypt’s president says he expressed his “extreme concern” over the lack of progress in talks over the construction of a
Germany dedicates 120 million euros to help fight polio in Nigeria
The government of Germany has dedicated 120 million euros, equivalent to around $98 million to ensure total eradication of polio
Saudi preacher shot dead in Guinea village
A Saudi Arabian preacher was shot dead in Guinea’s east after organising a prayer service that angered some villagers in
Ghana’s president says economy back on track
Ghana’s President Akufo-Addo on Wednesday said that the country’s economy is back on track with the major commodity exporter confident
Mauritania private newspapers return after month’s absence
Privately-owned newspapers went back on sale in Mauritania on Wednesday for the first time in more than a month, after
Uganda’s Museveni accuses U.N. of “preserving terrorism” in DR Congo
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni on Wednesday accused the United Nations of “preserving terrorism” in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In
Ethiopian Airlines acquires 45 percent stake in Zambia’s Airways
Ethiopian Airlines, ranked as the largest Airline in Africa in revenue and profit has acquired a 45 percent stake in
Tanzanian Muslims strip naked to protest detention without trial
A group of Tanzanian Muslims who have been in prison since 2013 stripped naked on Tuesday in protest, to demand
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa says elections to be held in four to five months
Zimbabwe is set to go to the polls in five months, with President Mnangagwa promising free, transparent and fair elections.
Liberia’s Anti-Corruption Commission calls on Weah to declare assets
Liberia’s Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has called on President-elect George Weah to declare his assets as required under the Code of