UN voices concern over arbitrary arrests in Libya’s al-Asaba city
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Sunday expressed concern over the reported escalation of the situation in
East Libyan forces dismiss ceasefire push by rivals
The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) dismissed a ceasefire announcement by authorities in the capital, Tripoli, as a marketing stunt
Ramaphosa reprimands minister Mboweni for inappropriate comment
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa, has strongly reprimanded the Minister of Finance, Tito Mboweni, following comments made by the Minister
Twenty fleeing inmates killed, eight injured in Madagascar prison jail break
Twenty inmates were killed in a shootout with police during a prison breakout in Madagascar on Sunday, this is according
Mali coup leaders want three-year military rule, agree to free president
The junta that seized power in Mali wants a military-led transitional body to rule for three years and has agreed
Bayern Munich beats Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 to win Champions League
Breaking the silence beating a drum, his Bayern Munich jersey replaced by a “Champions of Europe” T-shirt, Joshua Kimmich
South Africa’s finance minister slams sacking of Zambian central bank governor
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has tweeted up a diplomatic storm by sharply rebuking Zambian President Edgar Lungu for firing the
Ugandan prison closed after more than 150 inmates test positive for COVID-19
Authorities in Uganda closed Amuru prison after the Ministry of Health reported on Saturday that 153 inmates and one staff
Guinea’s Naby Keita scores as Liverpool beat Stuttgart 3-0 in preseason friendly
Liverpool began warming up for the defense of their Premier League title and another assault on the Champions League with
Nigerian governor warns Boko Haram may recruit fighters from IDP camps
Boko Haram might capitalize on disgruntled internally displaced persons who feel they have been neglected by authorities and persuade them