Former Cote d’Ivoire international Kolo Toure takes up coaching role at Celtic
Former Cote d’Ivoire international Kolo Toure has rejoined former club Celtic in a coaching capacity. He joins the Scottish club’s
U.K. backs Libya’s plan to hold elections in 2018
British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson says he believes that Libya’s plans to hold elections in 2018 were probably “the right
Tanzania charges officials with economic sabotage over seized diamonds
Tanzanian prosecutors charged two government officials on Friday with economic sabotage after they were accused of undervaluing an export-bound consignment
KPMG’s South Africa bosses purged over Gupta scandal
Global auditor KPMG cleared out its South African leadership on Friday after damning findings from an internal investigation into work
Five die as plague resurfaces in Madagascar
Pneumonic plague has killed five people in Madagascar since August, a top health official told AFP on Thursday, but stressed
Commercial banks in Uganda reducing physical presence across the country
Commercial banks operating in Uganda are reducing their physical presence across the country. Many are issuing notices telling the public
Red Cross suspends work in vast region of South Sudan after worker is murdered
The Red Cross says it is suspending operations in a vast area of South Sudan after one of its workers
Jackie Chan new action thriller trailer released
A trailer and stills from the latest Jackie Chan action thriller, “The Foreigner” has been unveiled. The English-language film is
Voter registration for Zimbabwe’s next elections underway
HARARE – Voter registration for next year’s election is under way in Zimbabwe. President Robert Mugabe launched the Biometric Voter
Nigeria announces $5.8 billion deal for record-breaking power project
The federal government of Nigeria has approved the contract for the construction of the 3,050-MW Mambilla (or Mambila) hydropower plant,