ECOWAS troops to remain in Gambia for six months
The ECOWAS forces are to remain in the Gambia for the next six months following a request by the country’s
Doubt over Everest’s true height spurs fresh expedition
Scientists will take the tape measure to Mount Everest to determine whether a massive earthquake in Nepal really did knock
President Barrow appoints Fatoumata Tambajang as his deputy
Gambian President Adama Barrow has appointed his deputy. The announcement was made from Dakar, as speculation grows over when the
Somalia & AU peacekeeping forces retake strategic border town from Al shabaab terrorists
African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) and Somali National Army in Raskamboni town this morning recovered Badade town near Kenya-Somali
Gambia’s central bank accounts “intact”, says president’s spokesman
Gambia’s Central Bank deposits are “intact”, a spokesperson for President Adama Barrow said on Monday, one day after the new
Gambians return home, businesses back to normal after Yahya Jammeh goes into exile
Over 45,000 Gambians that fled their home country to Senegal during the political crisis that saw Yahya Jammeh stay in
Swaziland orders schools to teach only Christianity
Swaziland’s schools opened for the new academic year on Tuesday under new government orders to teach only Christianity, a move
AFCON: Defending champions Cote d’Ivoire must win tonight to avoid elimination
Africa Cup of Nations defending champions Cote d’Ivoire play their last Group match tonight against Morocco in a must-win game
Zambia launches fund to boost non-traditional exports
Zambia has launched a fund with the aim of unlocking the potential of the country’s non-traditional exports, its investment agency
Juba calm for first time in years due to seizing of illegal firearms
There’s relative calm in the South Sudanese capital for the first time since violence broke out in December 2013. It