Nigerian authorities urged to end forceful eviction of waterfront communities
Lagos state authorities in southern Nigeria have been evicting more than 30,000 residents from the Otodo-Gbame community on the outskirts
Zimbabwe’s top general ready “to step in” to end purge of ousted VP supporters
Zimbabwe’s top general warned on Monday that the military would not hesitate to step in to end purges against former
South Sudan denies using food as weapon of war
South Sudan on Monday denied that it was deliberately using food as weapon of war to starve thousands of people.
Nigeria’s President Buhari to visit heartland of Biafra secessionists
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari is set to visit southeast part of the country this week, his spokesman said on Monday,
Talk Africa: Liberia presidential election
Liberia’s run-off presidential elections initially slated for November 7th have now been brought to an indefinite halt following a ruling in Monrovia
Tanzanian workers facing inhumane conditions in Oman, UAE: HRW
A report released by Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Tuesday has painted a grim picture on tough working conditions for
Kenya government takes over national carrier Kenya Airways in a debt swap deal
Kenyan government is set to take over control of the national carrier, Kenya Airways by raising its stake to 48
Morocco allocates $720m to help curb disparities in rural areas
Morocco has allocated 720 million U.S. dollars to a program meant to curb disparities between cities and rural areas in
Thousands petition Rwandan govt to release Kagame’s critic and her family
Presidential hopeful and critic of Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has been in prison together with her sister and mother since
2 tourists trampled to death by elephant in Zambia
Two tourists in their effort to take a perfect shot close to a wild elephant were trampled to death in