Street protest calls against austerity measures in Sudan largely ignored
Civil disobedience organizers have failed to rally significant support in Sudan. Instead of taking to the streets to express their
Owners of Kuga model open a classic case in South Africa
Motor vehicle manufacturer Ford is facing a class action lawsuit from more than 20 owners of its Kuga model across
China offers condolences to family of late Russian ambassador to Turkey
China is offering its condolences to the family of the late Russian ambassador to Turkey. The Chinese foreign ministry says
South Africa confirms one of it soldiers killed in the DRC militia attack
The South African military has confirmed the death of one of its soldiers who was part of the UN peacekeeping
British athlete Mo Farah could switch to road running in future
British double Olympic champion Mo Farah wants to extend his track domination to road racing in the coming future. The
Protests erupt in Kinshasa as Kabila’s mandate expires
DR Congo’s President Kabila’s second term in office has officially expired. Protests erupted in several neighborhoods in the capital Kinshasa
Rwanda’s IBUKA condemns UN’s early release of Genocide convicts
The umbrella body for Genocide survivors’ associations, IBUKA, has condemned the recent decision to grant an early release of two
Congo opposition leader calls for peaceful resistance against Kabila
Opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi called on the Congolese people to peacefully resist President Joseph Kabila after the latter stayed in
UN Security Council backs observers for Aleppo
The United Nations Security Council has voted unanimously in favor of a resolution calling for UN officials and others to
Burundi moves from analogue television to digital
“From today onwards, with the intention to fulfill our international obligations of the 2006 Geneva Agreement that Burundi has signed,