Zimbabwe appeals for $1.5 bln to prevent starvation
Zimbabwe on Tuesday appealed to local businesses and charities for $1.5 billion aid to save more than a quarter of
Obama to propose $200m to battle Islamist militants in Africa
President Barack Obama is proposing about $200 million in new military spending to confront Islamic State in north and West
First Ladies in Ghana for conference on sexual health, rights
Ghana is set to host African First Ladies at a conference on sexual health and rights from Wednesday to Friday,
Chad’s President to reintroduce term limits if he wins fifth term
Chad’s President Idriss Deby on Tuesday said he would reintroduce constitutional term limits if he won a fifth term in
Presidential Candidate in Uganda promises to build an Idi Amin Museum
Former Prime Minister and ex- ruling party member, Amama Mbabazi has promised to honour Uganda’s famous dictator Idi Amin by
Nigeria’s intelligence arrests IS recruiter
The Nigerian government on Tuesday announced that it has arrested a recruiter for the Islamic State in northwest state of
Tanzania’s new measures for foreign workers arises mixed reactions
Tanzania’s move to restrict hiring of foreigners in jobs that can be done by the local people has been welcomed
Freed Australian woman vows to stay in Burkina Faso
An Australian woman who was kidnapped with her husband in Burkina Faso and freed after three weeks in captivity says
Less charismatic leader may be ruling Boko Haram
Boko Haram militant group leader Abubakar Shekau may have been replaced by another commander. Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari made the
US & African troops gather for training programme
U.S. Special Operations Forces, the Senegalese military and other African troops gathered in the northern city of Thies to mark