UN relocates 3,900 IDPs to new sites in Somalia
The UN migration agency said it has relocated more than 3,900 internally displaced persons (IDPs) at risk of eviction to
Opinion: China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo chance for Africa to grow its manufacturing capacity
A total of 53 African countries will participate in the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo. The expo, launched under
Botswana seeks Angola’s help in curbing elephant population
Botswana’s President Mokgweetsi Masisi on Tuesday said he will lead a delegation to Angola in a bid to seek ways
President Kagame attends Madagascar independence day celebrations
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame on Wednesday attended Madagascar’s 59th independence anniversary celebrations in the capital Antananarivo. The Rwandan leader joined
AFCON 2019: Nigeria suspends training strike over unpaid bonuses
Nigeria’s national men’s football team on Tuesday suspended a training strike in protest against unpaid bonuses at the Africa Cup
Reduction of violence in South Sudan a “glimmer of what’s possible with peace” – UN
The special representative of the United Nations Secretary General to South Sudan, David Shearer, has said the reduction of violence
U.S. threatens Sudan with sanctions if violence continues
A top U.S. State Department official who deals with Sudan said on Tuesday that Washington was possible sanctions if there
New UN envoy seeks lasting progress on peace in Somalia
Newly appointed special representative of the United Nations Secretary General for Somalia, James Swan, has vowed to continue seeking lasting
Tanzania summons Kenyan envoy over MP’s ‘xenophobic’ remarks
Tanzania has summoned Kenya’s High Commissioner in Dar es Salaam following remarks made by a Kenyan parliamentarian. Remarks the Kenyan
Thousands of Congolese refugees flee to Uganda
The United Nations refugee agency reports around 7,500 Congolese refugees have fled to Uganda this month to escape escalating inter-ethnic