75 political parties register to contest 2018 polls in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s electoral body has registered 75 political parties to contest the 2018 elections. Only 35 parties were previously registered,
Congo Republic public debt around $9.14 bln: IMF
Congo Republic’s public or publicly guaranteed debt stood at 5.329 trillion CFA francs, or around $9.14 billion, at the end
Rape, sexual slavery are weapons in Central African Republic war: report
Armed groups in Central African Republic are using rape and sexual slavery as weapons of war in an abuse
100 killed in South Sudan clashes: officials
At least 100 people have been killed and several others injured in clashes between government forces and rebels in South
U.S., Nigerien troops killed in ambush in Niger
Three U.S. soldiers were killed and two wounded in an ambush on a joint patrol in southwest Niger on Wednesday.
Talk Africa: Africa at UNGA Part 2
Tensions in the Korean Peninsula were abundantly highlighted at the 2017 UNGA week, with Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe’s remarks perhaps
Talk Africa: Africa at UNGA Part 1
10 African leaders addressed the 72nd regular session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) held in New York this September.
Uganda to supply South Sudan border towns with power
The governments of Uganda and South Sudan have signed a cross-border agreement that will allow Kampala to export electricity into
AU expresses shock, calls for gun control laws in the U.S.
The African Union (AU) has expressed shock over the killing of 59 Americans in Las Vegas by a lone gunman.
Rwandan opposition leader charged with incitement and forgery
Rwandan authorities have charged opposition leader Diane Shima Rwigara with inciting insurrection and forgery, the country’s public prosecutor said on