Egypt forces kill 12 militants in western desert clashes
Egyptian security forces have killed 12 armed militants in the country’s western desert, in an operation carried out after a
South African farmers jailed for forcing black man into coffin
MIDDELBURG, South Africa (Reuters) – Two white South African farmers who were filmed pushing a wailing black man into a
Equatorial Guinea Vice President gets suspended jail term in Paris graft trial
A French court handed down a three-year suspended jail term on Friday to the son of Equatorial Guinea’s leader, Teodorin
Gallo Records releases compilation album in honor of Lucky Dube
This week marks ten years since the murder of legendary South African reggae music icon, Lucky Dube. Dube was shot
Kenya Railways introduces second SGR trip
Kenya Railways will introduce a second trip on the Madaraka Express from November 1st this year. The train is part
UN chief to meet Cameroon leader over anglophone unrest
UN chief Antonio Guterres said he would meet President Paul Biya of Cameroon late on Friday to discuss the troubles
Offensive against Al-Shabaab expected to commence
Al-Shabaab continues to disrupt security made on the ground in Somalia and there is a planned offensive by the security
Nigeria targets pensions, gratuities, terminal benefits for taxation
The Nigerian government may be headed for a collision course with labour unions over plans to tax pensions, gratuities and
Reporter’s Diary: Kenya’s political landscape
Thursday, Kenya’s political uncertainty was apparent as election day saw low voter turnouts in certain polling stations, and protests across
Burundi becomes 1st to leave International Criminal Court
Burundi’s request to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) has elapsed the one year period making the country the