Zimbabwean president pledges to build united, non-racial Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday opened the one-day extra ordinary congress of the governing ZANU-PF party and pledged to
South Africa: 5,000 delegates converge for 54th ANC elective conference
The African National Congress (ANC), South Africa’s ruling party kicks off its elective conference on Saturday to choose a new
Kenyan authorities impound $40,000 ivory
Authorities in Kenya have seized 40kg of illegal elephant ivory, the Daily Nation reports. The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers
18 die in DR Congo road accident
Eighteen people were killed on Friday when a truck carrying goods and passengers overturned on a major highway in eastern
Russia, Egypt end 2-year suspension of direct flights
Russia and Egypt have agreed to resume regular flights between Moscow and Cairo in early 2018 effectively ending a 2
Cape Town coffee shop trains, hires deaf as world class baristas
A coffee shop in Cape Town is doing its bit to bring about social change by hiring deaf or hearing
South Africa to increase spending on higher education: Zuma
South Africa will raise subsidies to universities to 1 per cent of gross domestic product over the next five years
Tanzanian Maasai warrior lays spear down for Uber car keys
The Maasai are one of Africa’s most iconic tribes! They are known for fiercely preserving their culture and heritage with
600 Moroccan illegal immigrants remain stranded in Libya
Some 600 Moroccan illegal immigrants remain stranded in Libya, local media reported on Friday. The Alyaoum24.com news site said these
Ebola victims sue Sierra Leone government over mismanaged funds
Two Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone filed a lawsuit in a regional court on Friday, accusing the government of mismanaging