Mob lynches 4 Guinean men accused of murder
Four men accused of the murder of a gold seller were lynched mob on Sunday in east Guinea, a witness
Mali arrests 2 suspects over Bamako hotel attack
Two people suspected of having links to a siege at a luxury hotel in Mali’s capital Bamako earlier this month
Mali’s President Keita honours those who lost their lives
Mali’s President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has payed tribute to some of the foreign victims of the recent hotel attack in
South Africa grapples with droughts in 5 provinces
The effects of climate change have been hardest felt in the developing world. Together with El Nino, it’s had a
Putin signs decree imposing economic sanctions on Turkey
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree imposing economic sanctions against Turkey after the country shot down a Russian
5 Killed in Twin Suicide Bombings in Cameroon
Two female suicide bombers reportedly detonated their explosives in a town in north Cameroon, killing at least five people and
High chances of hidden chambers within Egyptian tombs
Egypt says there is a 90 percent chance that hidden chambers will be found within King Tutankhamun’s tomb. The revelations
Recent attack in Somalia suggests piracy could be making a comeback
Piracy is once more a concern off East Africa. Somali pirates recently seized a Pakistani vessel flying under the Iranian
Burkina Faso goes to the Ballot to elect new President
Voting has kicked off in Burkina Faso as the country elects a new president and parliament after a year in
Uganda initiates eco-friendly measures to combat climate change
Uganda is aggressively investing in eco-friendly initiatives to combat the effects of climate change. Authorities in the capital Kampala are