UN: South Sudan government allegedly suffocated civilians
The UN has alleged that the South Sudan government suffocated more than fifty civilians suspected of supporting the opposition in
Women leaders meet in London to bridge distance between genders in Africa
Over 150 of the continent’s leading female decision-makers and game changers have met in London to discuss the importance of
Nigeria Football Federation considering hiring a foreign coach to lead the Super Eagles
As the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Nigeria and Egypt draws closer, a dark cloud still hangs over
Kenya defends 8 gold medals in Africa Cross Country championships in Cameroon
Kenya emphatically swept all gold medals on offer at the fourth edition of the African cross country championships in Cameroon.
Top US General in Africa describes Libya as “failed state”
The top US general in Africa is describing Libya as a “failed state”. The comments by General David Rodriguez reflect
ISIL militants encroaching on Tunisia from Libyan border
ISIL militants have been encroaching on Tunisian soil. They’re trying to establish a stronghold there. Many say the chaos in
Trial against Nigeria’s Senate President Bukola Saraki kicks off
A corruption trial for Nigeria’s Senate President Bukola Saraki, the third most powerful person in the country, has began in
Kenya Airways to lay off staff, sell planes in turnaround plan
Kenya Airways has embarked on a radical plan to cut costs as management looks to turn around fortunes at the
New measures to reduce sex workers HIV infection rate in South Africa
South Africa is one of the countries that is grappling with high HIV/AIDS statistics and the government is determined to
Number of rhinos killed in South Africa significantly reduced in 2015
New statistics on rhino poaching released by the South Africa’s National Parks Board show a drop for the first time