Zimbabwe-Namibia pact aims to boost small business development
Zimbabwe and Namibia on Thursday signed seven bilateral agreements with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his host, President Hage Geingob,
Two nabbed in Kenya for heroin trafficking
Kenyan anti-narcotics detectives on Thursday nabbed two men for trafficking heroin in the coastal city of Mombasa. Following a tip-off,
After a long journey, 16 rare black rhinos make a new home in eSwatini
A group of 16 endangered black rhinos has been moved over 700 kilometres from poaching hotspot South Africa, to
Snake forces lawmakers out of a Nigerian state chamber
Lawmakers in a Nigerian state were forced to flee the chamber after a snake was seen during session, officials said
Ethiopia, Egypt resume talks over Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi met on Thursday with Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedu Andargachew who expressed Ethiopia’s keenness on boosting bilateral
Up to 150 feared dead in worst shipwreck in Mediterranean in 2019
Libyan authorities are working to recover at least 115 people believed to have drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean
Almost 700 Summary Executions in DRC in 6 Months-UN
Nearly 700 people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo were victims of summary and extrajudicial executions this year, with
British Airways to resume flights to Cairo
British Airways, part of International Airlines Group, will resume flights to Cairo following a week-long suspension over security concerns,
Airtel Africa quarterly profit more than doubles in first public report
Airtel Africa Plc reported a quarterly pre-tax profit on Friday that more than doubled, as the telecom company signed up
International community urged to assist Somalia on human rights
The global community has been urged to assist Somalia on various fronts to address issues of negative effects of climate