Central African Republic, international partners roll out polio vaccination campaign
The government of the Central African Republic has embarked on a polio vaccination campaign in areas where cases of the
Ugandan President Museveni flies to China for four-day visit
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Sunday left the country for China for a four-day working visit, the State House announced.
Ivory Coast accident kills Spanish woman, injures 10 girls
Spain’s Foreign Ministry says a Spanish woman has been killed and 10 Spanish girls have been injured in a traffic
Somalia eyes peaceful elections despite political challenges
Senior Somali officials have expressed optimism that the country will hold peaceful and credible elections in 2020/2021 despite the political
AFCON debutants Madagascar hold Guinea to 2-2 draw
Madagascar drew 2-2 against Guinea in their opening Group B game of the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations at Alexandria
Attempted coup thwarted, Ethiopian military chief killed
Ethiopia’s government foiled a coup attempt in a region north of the capital, Addis Ababa, and the country’s military chief
Zimbabwe to host Africa’s Wildlife Summit
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will join other dignitaries from various countries and organisations at Africa’s Wildlife Economy summit in Victoria Falls
Rhinos from Czech zoo expected in Rwanda
Five black rhinos are expected to be flown into the Akagera National Park in Rwanda from the Czech Republic, with
Central African Republic Facing Acute Food Shortages
A new report finds nearly half of all people in the Central African Republic are suffering acute food shortages. The
Malians protest, calling for an end to massacres
Thousands of Malians demonstrated in Bamako Friday to demand an end to a series of massacres in the centre of