South Africa hosts seminar on Xi Jinping’s book
A recent book review seminar was held in South Africa, specifically on Chinese president Xi Jinping’s Thought on Socialism with
Over 200 refugees to leave Dadaab camp for Somalia
250 Somali refugees living in Kenya’s Dadaab camp are expected to voluntarily leave the camp for Somalia. According to the
Pledges pour in to battle extremism in the Sahel region
Saudi Arabia has pledged US$100 million and the United Arab Emirates US $30 million to help the G5- Sahel joint
South Sudan resumes issuance of passports after month-long break
South Sudan has resumed issuance of passports after a month-long break that was prompted by a shutdown of the system
Kenyan police assaulted and raped women during election: rights group
Several Kenyan women said that police officers attacked them and some said they were raped during this year’s election season,
Suicide bomber kills 10 at Somali police academy, police say
An Islamic extremist suicide bomber killed at least 10 people at a police academy in Somalia’s capital on Thursday, police
US commander orders new probe into deadly Somalia raid
The head of US Africa Command has asked for an additional investigation into whether civilians were killed during a deadly
Egypt minister set to sign deal to resume Russian flights: agencies
Egypt’s aviation minister will travel to Russia to sign protocol agreements as early as Friday to allow the resumption of
U.S. sanctions two Lord’s Resistance Army over ivory, weapons trade
The U.S. Treasury Department on Wednesday blacklisted two people it said supported the outlawed Lord’s Resistance Army in Central African
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa appoints 8 new judges
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed eight new judges to the High Court bench in a move expected to reduce