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Nigerian civil society leaders urge President Buhari to take medical leave

Nigerian civil society leaders have urged President Muhammadu Buhari to take a medical leave, in an open letter sent on

The recent outbreak of fall armyworms destroying crops across Africa may cost the continent around $3 billion in lost corn

Finally, after months of delay, the first contingent of the long-awaited Regional Protection Force has arrived in South Sudan. The

Lesotho is a tiny land-locked country in Southern Africa. The United Nations estimates more than half the population – 57

One of the toughest jobs in the Lake Victorian region is night-fishing. Crews often head out deep into the lake

There was panic at a mortuary in Jos, Nigeria on Monday when a dead man, who was being dressed up for

Chinese shoe-making giant, Huajian, is investing a lot of money into turning parts of Africa into leading shoe producers. With

Kenya’s Treasury Cabinet Secretary, Henry Rotich told Parliament when he unveiled the national budget last week that the mining sector

In an effort to curb the severe drought and hunger that is threatening millions of people in Somalia, Germany has

The Democratic Republic of Congo said on Monday it had indefinitely postponed voter registration in two provinces of its troubled