Cameroon troops chase insurgents, kill 70
Cameroonian troops have killed at least 70 residents while chasing Islamic insurgents in the Gwoza area of Borno state in
Zimbabwe’s environmental conservation efforts receives a boost
Zimbabwe’s Hwange Sanyati Biological corridor project which is located in the north-western side of Zimbabwe recently received equipment for parks
Continued conflict in Sudan pushing numbers of refugees higher in South Sudan
Years of fighting between Sudan and rebel forces has sent more than 260,000 people into South Sudan. Resources at the
Electiricity restored in Zambia after massive blackout
Electrical power has been restored in Zambia after most of the country was plunged into darkness Tuesday following a problem
South Sudan peace talks: Conflicting parties meet to form Transitional Government
Parties to the conflict in South Sudan met for the first time in Juba on Tuesday, to begin talks on
Sepp Blatter to use “all legal steps” to clear name
Suspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter says he is ready to take “all legal steps” to clear his name. Lawyers for
White boy blazing a trail in South African spiritual world
A young white boy is blazing the trail in the South African spiritual world. The boy is the first ever
Christmas, New Year festivities banned in Somalia
Somalia’s government has banned celebrations of Christmas and New Year in the Muslim majority country, saying the festivities might attract
Rwanda won’t join AU force for Burundi
Rwanda will not contribute troops to a peacekeeping mission in neighbouring Burundi, President Paul Kagame said, as he rejected claims
Trade minister confident that South Africa will retain its place in AGOA
South Africa is a step closer to cementing its future as part of the African Growth and Opportunities Act. South