Bomb kills three in Libyan court
A bomb explosion killed at least three people in a Libyan court complex on Wednesday, also injuring dozens others, health
Dutch Defence Minister resigns over soldier deaths in Mali
The Netherlands’ Defence Minister and the country’s military chief both resigned on Tuesday night over the 2016 deaths of two
Tanzanian President Magufuli’s salary one of the lowest in Africa
Tanzanian President John Magufuli has revealed that he earns a salary of about US$4,000 per month, making him one of
Boris Johnson faces sack calls after Libya comment
British foreign secretary Boris Johnson is facing calls for his removal after saying a Libyan city could become the next
Tanzania hikes fuel prices
Tanzania’s energy regulator has raised the maximum retail prices of petrol, diesel and kerosene, citing higher international energy prices and
Opposition calls fresh protests in Togo
Opposition in Togo have called for fresh protests on Wednesday and Thursday to maintain pressure in their campaign to unseat
South African monarch backs corporal punishment
Zulu monarch King Goodwill Zwelithini is advocating for the re-introduction of capital punishment in South African schools. He said that
Chinese firms to develop high-speed Internet in Algeria
Chinese telecom giant Huawei has signed an agreement with Algerian telecommunications operator Algerie Telecom (AT) to develop very high-speed Internet
Uganda MPs introduce age limit law
A law amending Uganda’s constitution to allow President Yoweri Museveni to extend his rule was introduced in parliament on Tuesday.
FIFA fines Nigeria for fan trouble
World Football governing body FIFA has fined Nigeria US$31,000 for an incident of crowd disturbance during September’s World Cup qualifier