Guinea’s Constitutional Court confirms President Conde’s re-election
Guinea’s Constitutional Court on Saturday formally confirmed President Alpha Conde’s landslide re-election victory, dismissing opposition claims of vote rigging and
Egypt and Russia mourn crash victims
On Sunday a day of mourning was observed in both Egypt and Russia for the 224 victims of the plane
Ugandans react to ICC’s decision to move Ongwen’s hearing to The Hague
The International Criminal Court decision to move the hearing against Lord’s Resistance Army commander, Dominic Ongwen to the Hague has
Somalia investigating hotel attack that left at least 12 dead
Somalian authorities are investigating Sunday’s deadly attack on a hotel. At least 12 people were killed, when attackers used a
Teenage Pregnancies rose in Sierra Leone during Ebola outbreak
In Sierra Leone, thousands of new and expectant mothers will receive free lessons as part of a new nationwide initiative
South Africa facing water restrictions as country endures drought
South Africa is facing water restrictions in several cities and rural areas following high demand and a lack of rain
South African Kite Festival draws thousands from around the continent
The 21st International Kite Festival took place in Cape Town on Saturday, in support of mental healthcare in the country.
Thousands protest utility prices in Morocco’s Tangier
Thousands took to the streets in Morocco’s northern city of Tangier late on Saturday to protest over high prices for
Nigeria thrashes Brazil to qualify for FIFA U17 World Cup semis
Nigeria’s under 17 football team is the first team to make it through to the semi-final of the ongoing FIFA
Victims of Sinai plane crash flown back to Russia
The bodies of 144 of those killed in Saturday’s Russian airplane crash in Egypt have been flown back to the