UNICEF: 3,916 babies born on New Year’s Day in Uganda
United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) on Thursday said at least 3,916 babies were born in Uganda on New Year’s Day.
Sudan plane crash kills 18 in West Dafur
A Sudanese military plane crashed on Thursday shortly after taking off from El Geneina airport in West Darfur State, killing
Somali mourners march in defiance after deadly al-Shabaab blast
Hundreds of people gathered in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, on Thursday to mourn and show their resilience following a deadly blast
Australia: Toddler receives medal in honour of father who died battling wildfires
A toddler has received one of Australia’s highest honours on behalf of his late father, who was killed battling wildfires.
Malawi provides albinos with mobile security alarms
Malawi has stepped up efforts to protect albino’s by distributing personal security alarm devices which it hopes will thwart any
U.N: It is race against time ahead of the SDG’s deadline in 2030
The Sustainable Development Goals are a first in human history—a global compact to create a future where nobody is left
Security agents arrest 13 migrants in southern Morocco
Moroccan security agents in the Southern parts of Morocco, have aborted an attempt to organize an irregular migration operation on
Algeria releases protest detainees
Algeria released a prominent opposition activist on Thursday after freeing dozens of other people in recent days who were jailed
Egypt condemns Turkey parliament’s approval of Libya troop deployment
Egypt has condemned Turkey parliaments vote to allow troop deployment in conflict-ravaged Libya, the country’s Foreign Ministry said in a
Chinese FM Wang Yi set to make five-state African visit
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi will make official visits to five African countries between January 7 to