Egypt’s President Sisi says Nile water share “matter of life or death” for his country
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday that Egypt’s share of Nile water is “a matter of life or death”
Police in Kenya fire teargas to break protests after four people are murdered
Kenyan police fired teargas to disperse a crowd that was protesting on Sunday against the overnight murder of four people
Zimbabwe’s ZANU-PF sacks Mugabe as party leader, Mnangagwa takes leadership
Zimbabwe’s ruling party ZANU-PF on Sunday sacked President Robert Mugabe as its leader, party officials have confirmed. Ex-vice president Emmerson
Ethiopian Airlines names latest airplane B787-9 in honor of Chinese capital
Ethiopia’s national flag carrier Ethiopian Airlines (ET) announced on Saturday it has named its latest airplane Boeing 787-9 in honor
Exploring Chinese and Mauritian culture through art
An art exhibition dubbed ‘Beyond the sea’ which seeks to promote cultural exchanges between China and Mauritius has taken place at the
Equatorial Guinea’s ruling part PDGE wins country’s elections
The Democratic Party of Equatorial Guinea (PDGE), which has been in power for nearly 40 years in the country, has
Zimbabwe’s ruling party Zanu-PF meets to discuss Mugabe’s exit
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe‘s ruling Zanu-PF party will meet on Sunday to discuss removing him as president, a government MP
African Union calls for Libya ‘slave market’ probe
The African Union on Friday called for Libyan authorities to investigate “slave markets” of black Africans operating in the conflict-torn
Zimbabwe army stops crowd marching towards Mugabe’s ‘Blue Roof’ compound
Zimbabwe soldiers blocked thousands of protesters as they tried to march on embattled President Robert Mugabe‘s official residence in Harare
Mauritania hardens up sentences for blasphemy
Showing repentance will no longer prevent the death penalty from being applied for blasphemy and apostasy, Mauritania said on Friday,