Talk Africa: Nigeria’s President Buhari in China
Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari has just concluded his first state visit to China- an important trip for Africa’s largest economy,
140 people killed after attacks on Jekow in Gambella region
Officials say that armed groups have killed more than 140 people in the town of Jekow in the Gambella region
UNHCR relocates Mozambican asylum seekers in Malawi
The United Nations Refugee Agency says it has begun a major operation to relocate nearly ten thousand Mozambican asylum seekers
Severe drought affecting hundreds and thousands in Somalia
Severe drought exacerbated by El Nino conditions has hit parts of Somalia’s Puntland and Somaliland, affecting hundreds of thousands of
Djibouti government cuts electricity costs to bolster growth
A recent 10% cut in power prices by Djibouti’s government may enhance growth in the Horn of Africa nation where
South Africa’s runaway lion Sylvester given his own pride
What looks to be at least one happy ending this weekend. In recent weeks, a lion called Sylvester has been
South Sudanese to be the first player to go straight from high school to NBA
Most elite high school prospects follow a similar path: graduate from high school, play one year in college, and then
South Sudan’s people hope return of Riek Macher will bring peace into country
South Sudan’s people look forward to the possible return of rebel leader Riek Machr to Juba on Monday, hoping his
Juba hosts inter-ethnic reconciliation wrestling tournament ahead of Machar return
Ahead of the much anticipated return of South Sudan’s rebel leader Riek Machar to the capital Juba, the country today
Police fire tear gas at protesters decrying Egypt, Saudi island deal
Police fired tear gas at crowds in the Egyptian capital Cairo at a protest against a controversial deal to hand