At least 50 killed in Las Vegas mass shooting
The death toll from the mass shooting incident in Las Vegas has hit at least 50, with more than 200
South Africa’s central bank tells lenders that KPMG is ‘too big to fail’
South Africa’s central bank has told top lenders they cannot fire auditor KPMG [KPMG.UL], entangled in a scandal involving friends
Cameroon soldiers shoot independence activists dead
Soldiers shot dead at least eight people and wounded others in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions on Sunday during protests by activists
Ethiopia celebrates the grand Irrecha festival
By Girum Chala Bishoftu a small town of lakes located some 30 kilometres out side of Addis Ababa has brought
Cameroonian soldiers kill six amid secessionist protests
Cameroonian soldiers killed six people and wounded six others on Sunday in the town of Kumbo during protests by activists
WHO boosts response in Madagascar following 24 deaths from plague outbreak
The World Health Organisation said Sunday it was boosting its response to a plague outbreak in Madagascar that has killed
Morocco launches first fleet of electrical buses
Chinese-built electric buses have hit the streets of Marrakesh, Morocco in the country’s effort to reduce its carbon emissions. The
140 migrants rescued off Tunisian coast by country’s navy
The Tunisian navy rescued 98 Tunisians fleeing to Europe when their boat started to sink off Kerkenah on the southeast
Cameroonian city of Buea a ghost town on eve of major protests
Tensions are mounting ahead of a symbolic declaration of independence in Cameroon. The country’s English-speaking region wants independence from the
DR Congo authorities confirm no survivors after aircraft plummets
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have confirmed that there were no survivors after military cargo plane crashed in