Zambia’s power giant forcibly moves traders away from high-voltage pylons
In Zambia, the Electricity Supply Corporation and state police have forced out traders operating under electrical pylons. It is part
South Sudan government denies renewed violence in Malakal region
South Sudan’s government has denied there is fighting in a Northern part of the country. There have been numerous reports
Zambian women’s day off for period fuels debate
A Zambian law that entitles women to take one day off work a month when they have their period is
Zambian president to host meeting on ending child marriage
Zambian President Edgar Lungu will host a high-level meeting on the implementation of the Common African Position (CAP) on ending
Nigerian man with 103 wives, 203 children dies
A former Nigerian preacher, Alhaji Mohammed Abubakar Bello Masaba died at the age of 93 Saturday at his home in
Pop singer Rihanna visits Malawi to promote education
Pop singer Rihanna visits Malawi to promote education through her Clara Lionel Foundation. Rihanna visited the Lilongwe Girls Secondary school
AU strengthening ties with the UN as Africa continues to seek a permanent seat at the UN Security Council
Cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union in the maintenance of peace and security has greatly intensified in
Eight African nations lauded for great strides in reducing malaria infections
Botswana, Cabo Verde, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Swaziland, Uganda and Chad are the eight countries in Africa
Trump’s immigration ban raises concerns among countries
Trump’s executive order on immigration has raised concerns among other countries and international organizations. The United Nations Refugee Agency and
EU to train & equip Libyan coast guards to help limit migrant flow
Migrants coming from Libya are a major concern for Europe. The European commission now says it is working to empower