Burkina Faso bans imports from DPRK
The Burkina Faso government has banned imports from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, saying the move was aimed at
The Gambia’s President Adama Barrow visits China
The Gambia’s President Adama Barrow is set to begin a seven-day state visit to China today, aiming to strengthen relations
2 killed as fire razes nightclub in Kenya’s Kisumu city
At least two people have been killed in a fire that razed a nightclub in Kenya’s western city of Kisumu,
UN shuts first of several South Sudan protection camps
The United Nations says it has closed the first of several protection camps that have sheltered more than 200,000 internally
Over 4.7 million Zimbabweans register for 2018 election
Over 4.7 million people have registered as voters in Zimbabwe, the electoral authority said on Wednesday, though the exercise is
Ugandan police detain lawmakers as scuffles mar debate over Museveni rule
Two Ugandan lawmakers were dragged away and detained when they tried to enter parliament on Wednesday, as a divisive debate
Angola’s state oil company to probe Isabel dos Santos
Angola’s state oil company announced that it was launching an investigation into “possible misappropriation” of funds by former chief executive
Somalis on US deportation flight shackled for days
A class-action lawsuit filed in the United States says 92 Somalis sat bound and shackled on an airplane for nearly
China to expand cooperation with The Gambia
China hopes to enhance political mutual trust and expand cooperation in all fields with The Gambia, foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua
Kenya police raid Islamic school, detain teachers, children
Kenyan police raided an Islamic school on Tuesday, arresting two teachers and taking around 100 children into protective custody in