Libya reviewing extradition request for Manchester bomber’s brother: spokesman
Libya’s internationally recognised government is “cooperating to process” an extradition request for the brother of the bomber who killed 22
Kenya’s SGR launches inter-county passenger trains as demands soar
Kenya’s ministry of transport on Wednesday launched new inter-county train service of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) with the hope
Cote d’Ivoire hair sculptor joins #MeToo campaign
#MeToo, a simple social media campaign set to spread the awareness of sexual harassment, has picked up traction as internet
Zimbabwean woman mounts bid to outlaw bride price
A Zimbabwean woman has approached the Constitutional Court challenging the practice of paying lobola, or bride price saying it reduces
Burundi women banned from playing traditional drums
Female drummers have been banned by Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza, who has introduced strict controls over the country’s renowned drumming
Mauritius tops sub-Saharan Africa as most business friendly: report
Mauritius, Rwanda and Kenya are leading sub-Saharan Africa in the 2018 World Bank Doing Business report, according to the report
Tunisian policeman dies after parliament knife attack
A Tunisian police officer who was stabbed outside Tunisia’s parliament has died of his wounds, Reuters reports. The knife-wielder, suspect Zied
Mozambique outrage over luxury cars
Mozambique’s government is under fire for buying 45 cars at an estimate cost of $2m (£1.5m) in a time of
East African countries at risk of deadly plague outbreak
Nine countries, including Mozambique, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Comoros, Mauritius and Kenya have been put on alert after a deadly outbreak of
Malawi turns to British troops in poaching war
Seven British soldiers are in Malawi to help train thirty five of the country’s anti-poaching rangers. Under a scorching sun,