Zimbabwe’s Mugabe resisting army pressure to quit: senior source
President Robert Mugabe is insisting he remains Zimbabwe’s only legitimate ruler, an intelligence source said on Thursday, and is resisting
How did Zimbabwe get here?
In 2013 a resounding electoral victory handed back full control of Zimbabwe’s Government to ZANU- PF, ending an uncomfortable coalition
Top US official in Sudan to push for human rights
US Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan arrived Thursday in Sudan for a two-day visit to push for human rights
South African entrepreneur launches app-based TV channel
Lindani Mjezu, a young South African entrepreneur has launched the township’s first television mobile station. Eyam Nawe TV channel, available
United Nations, African Union react to Zimbabwe crisis
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on all sides in Zimbabwe to show “restraint” after the country’s military
Canada will not send peacekeepers to Mali in near future: officials
Canada will not be sending hundreds of peacekeepers to support a United Nations mission in Mali in the near future,
UN to send 900 extra peacekeepers to Central African Republic
The UN Security Council on Wednesday unanimously agreed to beef up the UN mission in the Central African Republic
US drone strike in Somalia kills ‘several’ with al-Shabab
The U.S. military said Wednesday it has carried out another drone strike against al-Shabab in Somalia that killed several extremists,
After 37 years, rule of Zimbabwe’s Mugabe appears to be over
Zimbabwe’s military controls the capital and the state broadcaster and is holding President Robert Mugabe, 93, and his wife
Faces of Africa – Jacob’s Ladder
Jacob Mallane is a traditional spiritual healer in Rosendal town in Free State province, on the South African and Lesotho