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Trump likely to stop aid to South Sudan if violence persists

U.S President may stop financial aid to South Sudan if the conflict persists, reports Eye Radio. “The definite message that

Togolese President Faure Gnassingbè has taken over from Liberian President Ellen Sirleaf to become the new chair of the Economic

Senegal and Israel have mended diplomatic ties at the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) summit in Monrovia, when

Uganda is on high alert on a possible Ebola infection after a woman is put on isolation after she started

BREAKING: Long-haul carrier Emirates says it will suspend all flights to Qatar beginning Tuesday until further notice. — The Associated

China has lodged an official complaint to Zambia over the arrest of 31 Chinese nationals, said Lin Songtian, director-general of

A former bodybuilder in South Africa is teaching a group of grandmothers how to box in one of Johannesburg’s poorest

South Africa has made great gains to reduce the number of smokers in the country. That’s through legislation and taxation.

In Nigeria, a non-profit organization is aiming to empower women in some of the country’s poorest areas. It’s offering training

British Prime Minister Theresa May while addressing the nation on Saturday condemned the London attacks in which seven people were