Sudan’s al-Bashir says social media-planned protests won’t lead to regime change
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Thursday reiterated that he would not be pushed into quitting the presidency by protests orchestrated
US says airstrike in Somalia kills 24 al-Shabaab militants
The US forces says it conducted an airstrike in Somalia’s central region on Wednesday, killing 24 al-Shabaab militants. The US
UN mulls easing C.A.R. arms embargo
The United Nations Security Council is looking into the possibility of easing an arms embargo on the Central African Republic,
UN investigation finds that at least 535 civilians were killed in DR Congo massacre
A preliminary United Nations investigation into a massacre allegedly carried out in western Democratic Republic of Congo last month has
Egyptian court sentences senior official over corruption charges.
An Egyptian court has sentenced the deputy governor of the country’s second-largest city to 12 years in prison on corruption
Sudanese army says won’t ‘allow the state to fall’
The Sudanese army has said it will not allow the country to collapse following weeks of rare protests against President
Mozambican authorities impose curfew in northern town over militant attacks
Authorities in the Mozambican port town of Mocimboa da Praia have imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in response to frequent militant
Sierra Leone opens graft probe into actions of previous regime
Sierra Leone’s president Julius Maada Bio has tasked a special commission with investigating allegations of widespread corruption and abuse of
Ivorian MP jailed for tweeting ‘fake news’
An Ivorian MP and ex-sports minister has been sentenced to one year in jail and fined $520 (£400) for spreading
Saudi Arabian investors gear up for investment opportunities in Tanzania
A delegation of investors from 15 big companies of Saudi Arabia is in a 2 days visit Tanzania with the