Car bomb kills Somali TV journalist
A Somali television journalist Mohamed Ibrahim Gabow was on Monday killed in a car bombing in the capital Mogadishu, an
Tottenham’s Wanyama resumes training after injury layoff
Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Victor Wanyama has returned to training for the Premier League club as he recovers from a knee
Morocco announces auto industry deals worth $1.45 billion
Morocco said on Monday it had signed deals for 26 auto industry projects worth a total of 1.23 billion euros
Ugandan police on high alert as parliament resumes age limit debate
Ugandan police have been placed on high alert as parliament resumes this week to debate the constitutional amendment bill which
South Africa poultry group calls for probe of forced labour in Brazil
South Africa’s poultry industry body has asked the government to investigate allegations of forced labour in the sector in Brazil,
UN human rights experts begin visit to South Sudan
A team of experts from the United Nations Commission on Human Rights began a six-day visit to South Sudan on
Ivory Coast offering $26,000 buy-outs to reduce army size
Ivory Coast will pay thousands of soldiers 15 million CFA francs ($25,782) each as part of buy-outs aimed at reducing
Libyan forces suffer casualties as fighting drags on in Benghazi
Libyan forces fighting in Benghazi have lost four men and seen 10 wounded so far in December, five months after
UN seeks renewal of mission in war-torn South Sudan
December 15th marks the end of the mandate of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). The world body
Faces of Africa – Mugabe: The Old Man and the Seat of Power, Part 2
During his time as the president of Zimbabwe, Robert Gabriel Mugabe was internationally recognized as a statesman, an educator and