Zimbabwean Unhappy after Police Confiscate his Inherited Snake
A man in Zimbabwe has asked the magistrate court to return his snake after the police arrested him for carrying
Somali’s President dismisses al Shabaab attacks
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has dismissed the capture of settlements by al Shabaab militants in the country this month,
What is happening in Burkina Faso: Get to know
Leaders of a coup in Burkina Faso have named Gilbert Diendere, a general in the elite presidential guard, to head
IGAD report shows violation of South Sudan ceasefire
IGAD’s observers in South Sudan have released their first report on the ceasefire and it accuses the South Sudanese army
Are South Africa varsities the best in Africa?
South African universities have emerged tops in Africa according to the the latest survey by QS World University Rankings. The
Africa-born footballers leaving for greener pastures in Europe
For long, African footballers have dumped the continent to represent European countries in global tournaments, all with various reasons for
Sudanese boy arrested for ‘homemade clock’ invited to white house
Ahmed Mohamed who is a high school freshman at MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas, was taken into police custody
Ghana protesters clash with police in Accra
Police in the Ghanaian capital Accra on Wednesday fired teargas and rubber bullets at protesters to bar them from accessing
Mozambique declared free of landmines
Mozambique’s National Demining Institute has declared the country free of land mines at last. The country removed its last known
Survey: Sixty percent of Nigeria’s children experience violence
Six out of 10 Nigerian children experience some form of violence and a quarter of girls suffer sexual violence, according