Zambia relaxes restrictions as cholera outbreak slows
Zambia on Sunday relaxed rules imposed to curb the spread of cholera as the number of new cases being reported
Madagascar cyclone death toll rises to 51, with thousands displaced
The death toll from a cyclone that hit Madagascar about 10 days ago has risen to 51, with another 22
At least 4 soldiers killed in DRC Kasai region
Men armed with machetes killed four soldiers in an attack Sunday near the main Kananga airport in Kasai, an opposition
Salah, Mane shine as Liverpool inflict first loss on Manchester City
Prolific Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah and his Senegalese counterpart Sadio Mane helped Premier League side Liverpool inflict a first loss
South Sudan government blames opposition forces for ceasefire violation
South Sudan’s government it is dismayed by what it says is a lack of condemnation of opposition forces loyal to
South Africa protests Trump’s alleged derogatory remarks
South Africa has formally lodged a protest to the U.S. embassy in Pretoria over alleged derogatory remarks by President Donald
UN, international community push for release of South Sudan child soldiers
The United Nations and the international community have called for an immediate release of child soldiers by South Sudanese warring
China to continue supporting Angola’s economic diversification
The Chinese government will continue to support Angola as the African nation attempts to diversify its economy as part of
UN, AU urge South Sudan factions to uphold ceasefire
The United Nations and African Union have warned South Sudan’s warring sides to immediately stop violating the latest ceasefire, or
Egyptian parliament approves cabinet reshuffle
The Egyptian parliament has approved a cabinet reshuffle, including four new ministers, ahead of presidential elections scheduled for March. The