Former Credit Suisse banker pleads guilty to U.S. charge over Mozambique loan
A former Credit Suisse Group AG banker pleaded guilty on Monday to a U.S. charge that she helped launder money
Kenya suspends ban on gambling advertisements
A Kenyan judge suspended a ban on gambling ads on Monday after a musician complained it robbed him of his
South African judge dies from black mamba bite
South Africa Labour Court Judge, Anton Steenkamp, has died after being bitten by a black mamba while on holiday in
Caster Semenya to compete in 3000-metre event in US
Caster Semenya will race in the 3,000 metres at the Diamond League’s Prefontaine Classic in the United States on June
Morocco nabs Malian citizen for suspected mediation of illegal immigration
The Moroccan police said on Monday that they arrested a Malian citizen in the northern city of Assilah for
Kenya bans importation of used vehicle spare parts
The Kenyan government, through the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), has issued a statement banning the importation of used car spare
RS Berkane edge Zamalek in Confederation Cup final first leg
Morocco’s RS Berkane will take a slim advantage into the CAF Confederation Cup final second leg after edging out Zamalek
Voting kicks off in Malawi’s tripartite polls
Voters have started trickling in to the various polling stations in most areas of Malawi on Tuesday, as the country
Nine killed in tribal clashes in South Sudan
At least nine people were killed and one has been left in critical condition following a renewed wave of violence
Jacob Zuma’s lawyers tell court he’s being mistreated by prosecutors
77-year-old Jacob Zuma appeared in court on Monday for the fifth time since racketeering and fraud charges were reinstated against