Durban beaches remain closed following deadly storm
All beaches in south Durban remain closed following the devastating storm earlier this week, as authorities call on the public
Nigeria to start issuing visas on arrival for all Africans
Nigeria will begin issuing visas on arrival for all Africans, the African Union announced on Friday, lauding the move
Former Lesotho army chief arrested
A former head of Lesotho’s army has been arrested over unspecified offences committed during his four year stay at the
Armed attack kills at least six soldiers in Egypt’s Sinai
Armed militants killed at least six Egyptian soldiers at a military post in the Sinai Peninsula, the army said, in
Nigeria jails 45 Boko Haram suspects in mass trial held in secret
Nigeria has convicted and jailed 45 Boko Haram suspects, the government said on Friday, the first sentences it has handed
Durban, South Africa Storm: Mop-up operations underway after tropical storm
The effects of the tropical storm that carved a path of destruction through Durban and Amanzimtoti is still being felt.
Over 500 Anglophones arrested in Cameroon after demonstrations – Amnesty
More than 500 people have been swept up in mass arrests following violent demonstrations in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions earlier this
Tekeze Dam: Powering Africa
The economic relationship between China and Ethiopia has become stronger through the years. Chinese contracts in construction, electricity and
Two shot dead as Kenya opposition defies protest ban
Kenyan police shot dead two people and wounded a third when a crowd tried to storm a police station during
China donates emergency relief package to South Sudan
Chinese embassy in South Sudan on Thursday handed over 1,500 tonnes of rice and 27 containers of tents, mosquito nets