Former Mozambique finance minister’s extradition from SA halted
The extradition of former Mozambique finance minister Manuel Chang has been halted, after it emerged that Chang enjoys double immunity
73 Ethiopians arrested for suspected involvement in riot
Ethiopian police have arrested 73 individuals suspected of involvement in a riot earlier this week in the northern Amhara regional
Aid pledges to cyclone-ravaged Mozambique inadequate – UN chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday said funds pledged to help Mozambique recover the devastation of two successive cyclones “is
Over 200,000 children benefit from polio vaccine in Angola
At least 205,688 children between the ages of zero and five, out of the ten municipalities that make up the
World Bank’s IFC pledges to partner with Cameroon to boost economic growth
The World Bank Group’s private sector lending arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), on Friday promised to partner with Cameroon
Ghana gets support to send 90,000 children to school
A global charity initiative has been supporting the government of Ghana in increasing school enrollment for children across the country,
UN chief condemns terrorist attack on hotel in southern Somalia
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemns the terrorist attack on a hotel in southern Somalia, which killed at least 10 people,
Death toll from Somalia’s Kismayu hotel attack rises to 26
The death toll from Somalia’s Kismayu hotel attack on Friday has risen to 26, including Kenyans, Americans, a Briton and
S. African army postpones deployment in Cape Town’s gang-ridden communities
The South African National Defense Force (SANDF) on Friday postponed the deployment of troops in gang-ridden communities in Cape Town.
Kenya, Britain reaffirm commitment to protecting environment, fighting climate change
Britain and Kenya will jointly invest in programs that seek to combat climate change and protect the environment, officials from