Five doctors killed in attack on field hospital near Tripoli: WHO
An air attack by forces loyal to renegade military commander Khalifa Haftar near the Libyan capital killed five doctors, the Tripoli-based
African cattle investing – the new cash cow
Cattle have long been considered a measure of wealth across Africa – but it is not just farmers cashing in.
Algerian army seizes half ton of drugs
Algerian army forces seized half a ton of drugs in the southwestern province of El-Bayadh, Algerian Defense Ministry said in
Nigerian court grants permission to declare Shi’ite group terrorists
A Nigerian court has granted the government permission to label a local Shi’ite Muslim group a terrorist organisation, the solicitor
Tanzania’s economic growth slows in first quarter
Tanzania’s economic growth slowed to 6.6% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2019 from 7.5% in the same period a
DR Congo: Gunmen kidnap 2 workers at Banro Corp mine
Gunmen kidnapped a South African and one Zimbabwean worker at Banro Corp’s gold mine in the east Congolese province
South African panel recommends land seizures without pay in certain cases
An advisory report on land reform in South Africa has recommended changing the constitution to allow the government to seize
Faces of Africa – Saving The Savannah
Despite a ban on the international trade in ivory, African elephants are in danger of extinction due to poaching. Tens
Kenyan president’s home town governor detained over graft allegations
Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu on Monday morning arrived at the Milimani Law Courts where he is expected to be charged
Suspected Boko Haram funeral attack leaves 65 dead in Nigeria
Suspected Boko Haram extremists killed more than 65 people in an attack on villagers leaving a funeral in northeastern