Lawsuit against Germany over Namibian genocide is dismissed in New York
A U.S. judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit seeking to require Germany to pay damages over genocide and property seizures
South Africa fails to have Zimbabwe’s sanction lifted
Efforts by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Southern African Development Community executive secretary Dr Stergomena Tax to have sanctions
ISIS-backed Boko Haram faction may have new chief
The leader of an Islamic State-backed faction of Boko Haram may have been replaced, sources say, against a backdrop of
ICC bans former Zimbabwe official Enock Ikope for 10 years
Former Zimbabwe Cricket director Enock Ikope has been banned for 10 years by the International Cricket Council for breaching three
2 white farmers sentenced for killing black South African teen
Two white South African farmers were sentenced to up to 23 years in prison on Wednesday for the murder of
Police fire tear gas as strike strands travelers at Nairobi airport
Hundreds of travelers were stranded at Nairobi airport Wednesday, and some were treated for tear gas exposure, as striking workers
UN ‘disappointed’ by closure of office in Burundi
The United Nations says it regrets the closure of its Human Rights Office in Burundi’s capital, Bujumbura last week. UN
Zimbabwe allows mining companies to import fuel on their own
Zimbabwe on Tuesday allowed mining companies and other businesses to import their own fuel following shortages that have gripped the
African fuel retailer Vivo Energy posts higher profit, volumes
African fuel retailer Vivo Energy Plc reported a 2 percent rise in 2018 gross profit on higher volumes and forecast
Dozens of Kenyans duped by elaborate bitcoin fueled pyramid scheme
A Bitcoin-fuelled pyramid scheme from Brazil has pulled its inevitable “exit scam,” stealing tens of thousands of dollars from a number of Kenyan cryptocurrency investors. The scam, known as