South Sudan urges donors to continue supporting peace process
The South Sudanese government says it is committed to continuing implementing the 2015 peace deal, and is urging international donors
Nigeria takes delivery of locomotives from China
Nigeria on Thursday received two locomotive engines from China, the country’s transportation minister said. Minister Rotimi Amaechi told reporters in
Uganda’s football coach threatens to quit over unpaid dues
Uganda’s football coach Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic could be on his way out following a pay dispute with the country’s Football
#RwandaDecides: What to know ahead of the poll
Rwanda is set to hold its general elections in six days, with long-serving President Paul Kagame tipped to win and
EU says won’t send mission to observe Angola election
The European Union has announced it will not send an election observation mission to Angola in next month’s poll after
DR Congo electoral authority ready to register voters in restive Kasai region
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s electoral authority on Thursday announced that improved security in the restive Kasai region had enabled
EU announces $53 million funding to curb migrants flow
The European Union plans to spend millions of dollars in cubing the flow of migrants from Africa. The EU announced
Egyptian army receives latest batch of French fighter jets
This Week Egypt has added two new additional fighter jets to its airforce, the French Dassualt Rafale. This is the
France plans to open centers in Libya to stem flow of migrants
France says it plans to set up hotspots in Libya, to act as centers for processing asylum seekers. The move
Google hopes to train 10 million people in Africa in online skills: CEO
Alphabet Inc’s Google aims to train 10 million people in Africa in online skills over the next five years in