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36-year-old Zimbabwean woman gives birth to a “frog”

An incident in Zimbabwe’s Gokwe region has left the residents perplexed after a woman gave birth to a frog-like creature

The Zimbabwean government has so far paid out 42.7 million U.S. dollars to former white commercial farmers who lost their

Ethiopia is under a state of emergency. The announcement was made at the weekend. It will last for at least

A seven-year-old South African has made history – as the youngest published author in Africa. Michelle Nkamankeng wrote Waiting for

The world needs new drugs to prevent the spread of drug-resistant Tuberculosis. That’s the assessment of the Global Fund –

German Chancellor Merkel has pledged to support Mali in the fight against drug and people smuggling. Speaking upon her arrival

Egypt’s government has signed a deal with a Chinese company to develop and manage it’s new capital city at a

In Uganda, the acacia tree is causing concerns for the country’s smallest national park. The tree grows fast, so is

Egypt’s government has been criticizing the latest round of western travel advisories to the country. The United States, Canada, and

The International Monetary Fund is urging African Finance Ministers gathering in Washington to urgently enact reforms deemed necessary to boost