Sudan military denies breaking up protest sit-in, 9 dead
Nine protesters were shot dead on Monday as Sudan’s ruling military tried to break up a sit-in protest outside army
Sadio Mane sets eyes on Premier League glory after Champions League triumph
Liverpool’s Senegalese forward Sadio Mane has set his eyes on the Premier League after helping his side win a sixth
IMF concerned about Zimbabwe’s mineral-backed loans
Foreign loans that use minerals as collateral may complicate Zimbabwe’s future negotiations with foreign creditors to restructure its $8.8 billion
Donors pledge $1.2 billion for Mozambique’s post-cyclone recovery
Donors have pledged an initial $1.2 billion to help Mozambique in its post-cyclone recovery after the country was hit by
IGAD urges progress toward implementation of South Sudan peace deal
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has urged parties in South Sudan to effectively engage on transitional security arrangements towards
Sadio Mane named in 23-man Senegal squad for AFCON 2019
Senegal football team’s coach Aliou Cissé has named his squad for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations scheduled to begin
Switzerland turns to courts to force Nigeria to return seized oil tanker
Switzerland is appealing to an international court to order Nigeria to release a Swiss-flagged oil tanker, its cargo and crew.
Tunisia PM Chahed elected as leader of new secular party
Tunisia’s secular Tahya Tounes party, founded this year, elected Prime Minister Youssef Chahed as its president on Sunday, confirming expectations
Drought threatens to wipe out more than half of Zimbabwe’s cattle
More than half of Zimbabwe’s national herd of 5.2 million cattle is at risk of being wiped out by this
President Buhari sends team to U.S. to help Nigerian in UNGA presidency election
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday dispatched a delegation to New York to drum up support for the country’s candidate