Kenya signs China nuclear power deal
The Kenyan government has signed a deal with China as part of the country’s plan to have a nuclear power
1 killed as chaos erupt across Cote d’Ivoire ahead of polls
One person has been killed in Cote d’Ivoire as protestors clashed with police in several towns in the country ahead
Sudan summons British envoy over newspaper interview
The Sudan government has summoned the British ambassador in Khartoum over dissatisfaction about an interview he gave to a local
ICC announces warrants against two Kenyans for corrupting witnesses
The International Criminal Court on Thursday made public arrest warrants against two Kenyan nationals for allegedly corruptly influencing witnesses in
South Sudan parliament ratifies peace deal
South Sudan’s parliament has ratified a peace agreement aimed at ending a 20-month conflict between the government and rebels. Speaker
Guinea-Bissau’s Court rules Prime Minister’s Baciro Dja Appointment Unconstitutional
Guinea-Bissau’s Prime Minister Baciro Dja has resigned after the Supreme Court ruled his appointment as contrary to the law. Baciro
At least two killed in Central African Republic grenade attack
At least two people have been killed by a grenade attack in a rare incident of violence in Bangui, Central
Facebook gets more users in Nigeria and Kenya, eyes rest of Africa
Facebook has released statistics of major African markets, Nigeria and Kenya, showing it has nearly 20 million users in the
Cameroon troops strike for pay
Around 200 Cameroonian soldiers marched through the streets of Yaounde on Wednesday to demand their payments dating eight months back
Rights violations escalating in DR Congo ahead of elections: UN
The United Nations said on Wednesday human rights violations by authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are escalating ahead