Central African govt signs peace deal with armed groups
The Central African Republic has signed a peace deal with 14 armed groups on Tuesday following two weeks of talks
Zimbabwean pastor convicted for selling unapproved ‘HIV cure’
A Zimbabwe court has fined a popular pastor $700 for falsely claiming he has a herbal cure for HIV and
South African students enjoy Chinese culture
Tens of South African students got a chance to experience the Chinese culture in Johannesburg on the eve of the
Kenya recovers over $30 million graft loot
The Kenyan government has recovered over Ksh3 billion (around $30 million) that was lost to corruption over the past two
Safer Internet Day: UNICEF calls for end to cyber bullying
The United Nations children’s agency has called for concerted efforts to curb cyber bullying, which it says affects 70.6 per
Ethiopia PM urges ruling coalition to accept criticism for nation building
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed during a question-and-answer session with members of parliament urged the ruling coalition, to accept opposition
Burkina Faso ‘kills 146 militants’
Fourteen civilians were killed in a jihadist attack in northern Burkina Faso near the Mali border, the military said on
Sudan minister appeals to young as protests near seventh week
Sudan’s defence minister has said that young people caught up in recent turmoil had “reasonable ambition”, the second apparently conciliatory
Faces of Africa – Dr. Ian Clarke: Mission to Mend.
The White Doctor with a Flair of getting things done, that’s a sentence that best describes Dr. Ian Clarke, an
My Story – Cancer triumph
Cancer is one of the leading killer diseases globally. According to the World Health Organization, cancer is responsible for an