Sudan’s military council reiterates commitment to cease-fire in conflict zones
Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) has reiterated its commitment to a ceasefire in conflict zones, as well as implementation of
Rwanda to evaluate new ARV drug
Rwanda will evaluate the effectiveness of Dolutegravir (DTG), an Anti-retro viral drug which the World Health Organisation has recently approved
Presidet Macron to host Putin ahead of G7 Summit
French President Emmanuel Macron will host his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on August 19, just a few days before hosting
Five doctors killed in Libya air raid
Five doctors were killed in an air strike by forces of Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar on a field hospital near
At least 30 Kenyan fishermen arrested by Ugandan officials
At least 30 Kenyan fishermen are reportedly being detained in Uganda after they were arrested while fishing in Lake
Nigerian court allows authorities to label Shia group a ‘terrorist organisation’
A Nigerian court has granted the government permission to brand a local Shia group as a “terrorist” organisation. The development
AU starts three-day mourning to honor late Tunisian president
Tunisians bid farewell to their first democratically elected president Beji Caid Essebsi at a state funeral on Saturday attended by
Democratic Republic of Congo claim FIBA AfroCan 2019 title
An accurate shooting DRC are the champions of the inaugural International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Afrocan tournament held in Bamako, Mali.
Boko Haram attack leaves 23 dead in Nigeria
At least 23 mourners were killed in Nigeria’s northeast Borno state after Boko Haram militants stormed a funeral on Saturday,
“The beat in their heart”: What is the future for Maasai culture?
“The Maasai culture involves a lot of beliefs and cultural practices that brought us together, not only to ourselves but