US calls on South Sudan rivals to make concessions for lasting peace
The United States has warned that without a spirit of compromise and inclusion from participants in the South Sudan peace
South Africa to scale down embassy in Tel Aviv
South Africa – which voted in favour of the UN resolution on Thursday – through the ruling ANC party announced that
Traders in Nigeria record low sales in the run-up to Christmas
As Christmas approaches, many families in Nigeria are struggling to celebrate the holidays, with the country just emerging from a
Liberia electoral commission’s spokesman jailed for contempt of court
Ahead of delayed presidential run-off vote in Liberia scheduled for Tuesday December 26, the National Elections Commission spokesman has been
Togo the only African state to vote against UNGA resolution on Jerusalem
The United Nations General Assembly voted on Thursday by 128 to nine to declare US President Donald Trump’s move to
Morocco loaned $200m by the World Bank to boost agri-food sector
Morocco and the World Bank signed here on Thursday a 200-million-U.S.-dollar loan agreement to boost Morocco’s agri-food sector. The deal,
5 jihadists killed in Mali after ambush by army
Mali’s army said Thursday it killed five jihadists but lost one soldier repelling an attack in the centre of the
French judges close probe into 1994 attack that sparked Rwanda genocide
Probe by French anti-terror judges into the missile attack on a plane that killed former Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana, sparking
South Sudan warring parties sign IGAD ceasefire deal in Ethiopia
South Sudan’s government and main armed groups on Thursday signed a ceasefire agreement during peace talks in Ethiopia, the latest
Zimbabwe’s president urges Zimbabweans in diaspora to return home
Visiting Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday urged his countrymen residing abroad to return home following the resignation of former