Zimbabwe reserves right to sue UK over heroes’ skulls
Lawyers in Zimbabwe have reportedly said that the southern African country reserves the right to sue Britain over heroes’ skulls
Guinea-Bissau president dissolves government
Guinea-Bissau’s President Jose Mario Vaz has dismissed the government following a row with the prime minister in the troubled country,
CNN apologises to Kenya for ‘hotbed of terror’ remarks
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta got a visit from CNN’s Global Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Tony Maddox. Tony personally delivered
3 new arrests over deadly Mali hotel siege
Security forces in Mali have arrested three more suspects over a deadly siege at a hotel in the centre of
Somalia: MPs table President impeachment motion
More than 90 lawmakers in Somalia lodged a vote of no confidence in President Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud, accusing him of
Nigeria’s Women groups campaigning for equal rights
Women Rights continue to remain a big issue in Nigeria with several women groups campaigning for equal rights for women
AMCU Union accuses gold companies of negotiating in bad faith
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union in South Africa has accused gold mining companies of negotiating in bad faith.
2 officers killed after gunmen attack police post in Malian capital
Two officers were killed, when gunmen wearing turbans opened fire on police posted at a bus station, in the Malian
Libya: Talks between factions end without concrete agreement
Two days of UN-brokered talks on Libya have ended in Geneva, with the UN envoy seeking agreement on a national
Uganda’s second generation struggle to make a living
A whole generation of young people in Uganda are at risk. They are called the lost generation, and grew up