Dutch-born winger Oussama Idrissi commits to playing for Morocco
Morocco’s head coach, Herve Renard, has welcomed the decision by Dutch-born winger Oussama Idrissi to represent the Atlas Lions despite
US airstrike in Somalia kills 35 al-Shabab extremists
The United States military says it has killed 35 fighters from the al-Shabab extremist group with an airstrike in central
Zimbabwe to manage volatility of new RTGS currency
Zimbabwe’s central bank will buy or sell dollars to manage volatility in the RTGS currency it launched last week, Finance
South Africa, Britain finalizing interim post-Brexit trade agreement
South Africa is close to signing an interim trade agreement with Britain that would replicate arrangements with Europe and ensure
ICJ tells Britain to give up Chagos Islands
Britain has been told to give up control over the disputed Chagos Islands, where it is accused of forcefully evicting
Faces of Africa – Dancing to their own tune – Part 1
Dance has always been part of the African culture, Africans danced for rain, danced when a child was born,
#NigeriaDecides: Buhari takes early lead after wins in Etiki, Osun states
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari scored early gains on Monday in his bid for re-election; this is according to Nigeria’s electoral
Faces of Africa – Dancing to their own tune Part 1
Dance has always been part of the African culture, Africans danced for rain, danced when a child was
Oscars’ best actor award winner pays tribute to his Egpytian roots
Born to immigrant parents from Cairo, Egyptian actor Rami Malek sent out an important message after accepting his Best Actor
KenGen, Chinese firm secure contract to drill for geothermal energy in Ethiopia
Kenya’s state-owned power producer and a Chinese firm have secured a contract to supply geothermal drilling services to Ethiopia’s state-run