Boko Haram fear sees 30,000 flee Nigerian town: UN
More than 30,000 people have fled the northeast Nigerian town of Rann and across the border to Cameroon because of
Zimbabwe lawyers protest against denial of justice
Lawyers in Zimbabwe marched on the constitutional court on Tuesday to protest the alleged denial of justice for hundreds of
Faces of Africa: Oliver Mtukudzi, life is about defeating challenges
Oliver Mtukudzi popularly also known as “Tuku” was a Zimbabwean singer-songwriter, businessman, philanthropist, and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. With over 60
Sudan’s Bashir extends ceasefire in two war zones
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Monday extended ceasefires in two conflict-hit states, official media reported, where protest leaders have pushed
French President Macron presses Egypt on upholding human rights
French President Emmanuel Macron has said that stability and security cannot be separated from human rights, during talks with his Egyptian counterpart
Six Tanzanian children killed ‘for body parts’
Six children in south-western Tanzania have been killed and had their ears and teeth removed, the authorities say. Some of
DRC extradites two rebel Hutu leaders to Rwanda
The government in the Democratic Republic of Congo said on Monday it had extradited two leaders of the Rwanda Hutu
Protesters invade Cameroon embassy in Paris
Some 50 protesters opposed to Cameroon’s President Paul Biya broke into the country’s Paris embassy, vandalising portraits of him, witnesses
Egypt ‘pardons Briton’ jailed for smuggling painkillers
A British woman convicted in Egypt of smuggling painkillers has been granted early release after spending more than a year
Archaeologists uncover ancient lost city in South Africa
South African archaeologists have rediscovered an ancient lost city known as Kweneng using laser technology. The researchers from the University of