South Africa arrests two police officers for teen’s murder
Two South African police officers have been arrested for murder following the gunning down of a disabled teenager in Johannesburg
South Africa’s ex-leader Zuma, accused of graft, hits out at successor
South Africa’s former president Jacob Zuma, facing trial for graft, lashed out at his successor Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday, accusing
Former Central African Republic interim leader to run in December poll
Former Central Africa Republic’s transitional leader Catherine Samba-Panza, who guided the country from 2014 to 2016, has declared she will
Angola Internet population tops 6 million
More than 6.8 million people are now able to use Internet services in Angola, the country’s National Director of Telecommunications
UN urges probe of death threats against Nobel laureate Mukwege
The United Nation’s Chief Michelle Bachelet called on the Democratic Republic of Congo to swiftly investigate death threats against Nobel
Uganda Airlines to start operating intercontinental routes
Despite the aviation industry being hit by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Uganda Airlines has developed routes in Africa
Chinese embassy donates 18 tons of necessities to Rwandan teachers, families
The Chinese Embassy in Rwanda on Thursday donated around 18 tons of necessities to 300 teachers and their families to
Rwanda registers fourth death in a week and an additional 70 new cases
Rwanda’s Ministry of Health announced that an 81-year-old Rwandan succumbed to COVID-19, the deceased becomes the fourth person to die
At least two students killed during exams in eastern Congo
At least two students and a teacher were killed and several other teachers kidnapped after a primary school holding exams
‘Heartwrenching’: at least 40 dolphins dead near Mauritius oil spill
At least 40 dolphins have mysteriously died in an area of Mauritius affected by an oil spill from a Japanese