Tanzania enjoys a rise in tourists to 1.5 mln in 2018: official
A Tanzanian government official said on Saturday the number of tourists visiting the east African nation has risen from 1.3
15 Killed in Jihadist Attack in Burkina Faso
Armed men described as jihadists raided a village in Burkina Faso’s restive north, killing 15 people, plundering and burning shops
Sudan’s prosecution sues officers over involvement in dispersing sit-in
Sudan’s General Prosecution on Saturday officially raised charges on officers of involvement in dispersing the sit-in area in front of
Ethiopian police free individuals arrested in connection with recent failed coup attempt
The Ethiopian government on Saturday announced the release of 57 individuals who were arrested in connection with a failed coup
55 bodies recovered off Libyan coast after boat tragedy
Fifty-five bodies have so far been recovered off the Libyan coast following Thursday’s boat tragedy which has been labeled the
South Africa’s EFF celebrates six years anniversary
The Economic Freedom Fighters, EFF, South Africa’s third largest party is six years old and the party today were celebrating
South Africa bids farewell to ‘White Zulu’ Johnny Clegg
South Africans bade an emotional farewell Friday to singer Johnny Clegg, who defied apartheid with his unique fusion of African
Reporter’s Diary: AFCON 2019’s exploits
The biggest ever Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament is now in the past, but the memories may live for
Two Americans arrested in Italy over killing of police officer
Two 19-year-old Americans have been arrested in Rome over the murder of an Italian police officer, police there said on
IGAD renews bid for Kiir,Machar talks
The regional body that negotiated the South Sudan peace agreement is now lobbying for a face-to-face meeting between President Salva