Sudan releases rebel leader, Yasir Arman after five days
Sudan opposition leader Yasir Arman arrived in Juba, South Sudan on Monday after he was released together with two other
653 killed, 3,547 injured in Libya’s Tripoli clashes: WHO
653 people have been killed and 3,547 others injured in the fighting in and around Libya’s capital Tripoli, the World
Nigeria’s Borno State in need of teachers amid Boko Haram insurgency
About 6,000 additional teachers are needed in Nigeria’s northeast Borno state to improve the quality of education in the area,
Armed group kills 25 in fresh Nigeria attack
Twenty-five people were buried on Sunday in Nigeria’s northwestern state of Sokoto, following an attack allegedly by a local armed
Security guard trampled to death by elephant
A guard that was protecting mine workers from a pride of 14 hungry lions died after being trampled by an
President Xi congratulates Tokayev on election as Kazakhstan president
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday congratulated Kazakhstan’s president-elect Kassym-Jomart Tokayev following his victory in Sunday’s vote. Xi in his
Ghana EPA: Total ban on plastics not practical
The Acting Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), John Pwamang, has said the country cannot put a total
Civil disobedience effort leaves Khartoum streets empty
A campaign of civil disobedience to demand civilian rule left the streets of Sudan’s capital Khartoum largely deserted as the
Moody’s lowers South African growth forecast after Q1 slump
Ratings agency Moody’s said on Monday that it had lowered its forecast for South Africa’s 2019 economic growth to 1.0%
Rwanda opens part of its border with Uganda
Rwandan authorities have temporarily reopened the country’s busiest border crossing with Uganda to allow heavy goods vehicles to cross. A