South African court doubles Pistorius’ prison sentence for killing girlfriend
Olympics athlete Oscar Pistorius’ jail sentence for killing his girlfriend has been more than doubled to 13 years and five
Ethiopia rejects Egyptian warnings over Nile river
Ethiopia on Thursday rejected warnings from Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi over a mega hydroelectric dam Ethiopia is building that Egypt
Libyan government investigating migrant ‘slave market’ reports
The Libyan government is investigating reports of African migrants being sold as slaves and promised to bring the perpetrators to
Mnangagwa assures Mugabe he will be safe in Zimbabwe: state media
Incoming president of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa has assured former president Robert Mugabe he and his family would be safe in
Mnangagwa to be sworn in as Zimbabwe’s president
Former vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa will be sworn in as Zimbabwe’s president on Friday, bringing the final curtain down on
Zimbabwe opposition urges incoming president to destroy Mugabe’s pillars of oppression
Zimbabwe’s opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) on Thursday urged the new Zimbabwean government to dismantle all pillars of repression
Chad’s President Deby sacks finance minister and his deputy
Chad’s President Idriss Deby has sacked Finance Minister Christian Georges Diguimbaye, a government decree dated Nov. 21 showed. The decree
Zimbabweans also celebrate bribe-free roads after Mugabe’s fall
As Robert Mugabe’s regime tottered and fell, one immediate benefit that Zimbabweans celebrated with glee was the sudden absence of
Fighting between rebel, army leaves 27 dead in South Sudan
Twenty-seven people were killed when rebels attacked government forces in South Sudan, a local government official said on Thursday. Three
Refugees, the face of ongoing South Sudan conflict
She stares blankly at her three-year-old daughter, the girl says something to her, but she is lost in thoughts.