West African bloc to pull out soldiers from Guinea-Bissau
West African troops who have provided security to the unstable west African state of Guinea-Bissau will pull out within a
AMISOM soldiers jailed for misconduct in Somalia
Nine Ugandan soldiers of the Ugandan People’s Defence Force (UPDF) serving in Somalia under the African Union Mission in Somalia
Zimbabwe buys drones to combat elephant poaching
Zimbabwe plans to deploy aerial drones in its biggest wildlife sanctuary in the west to combat poaching of elephants, a
Retro handset, Coco phone hits Nigerian market
These trendy handsets are compatible with all phones, laptops and even tablets. They have one button for answering and ending
Ugandans eye the gold medal at the Olympic Marathon
Uganda’s Olympic champion Stephen Kiprotich promises Ugandans that he will bag a medal in the Rio Olympics as he left
23 South Sudanese charged with murdering Ethiopians
23 South Sudanese have been charged with carrying out the “gruesome” murder of 10 Ethiopian civilians by an Ethiopian court.
Sudan peace talks collapse just one week after they began
Sudan’s peace talks meant to obtain lasting ceasefire in the country’s three warring regions have collapsed less than one week
Nigerian military can’t swap Boko Haram fighters for Chibok girls now
Nigeria’s military cannot swap Boko Haram fighters in custody with Chibok girls abducted two years ago. Boko Haram recently released
Zambian police conduct mass arrests following disputed poll
Zambian police have conducted mass arrests of protesters that were demonstrating against the re-election of President Edgar Lungu following last
Japanese Govt Donates $3 Million to assist Boko Haram victims
The Japanese Government on Monday announced a donation of three million dollars in support of victims of Boko Haram insurgency