Sudanese commander backs goal of democratic elections
The deputy leader of Sudan’s military council has voiced his enthusiasm for democratic elections in front of an audience of
UN peacekeeper killed in Mali
A Nigerian peacekeeper was killed on Saturday (May 18) in an attack on the United Nations’ stabilisation mission in Mali.
Zimbabwe secures $500 million to ease dollar shortages
Zimbabwe’s central bank has secured a $500 million loan from unspecified international banks to support interbank Currency trading and ease
Egypt explosion injures tourists near Giza pyramids
An explosion hit a bus said to be carrying South African tourists while it was on the move near the
Rwandan students showcase Chinese language skills
A Chinese proficiency competition for Rwandan college students was held on Saturday with a national final. Nine students emerged from
CAF President Ahmad visits DR Congo leader Tshisekedi with Etoó
CAF President Ahmad Ahmad led a powerful African football delegation to meet DR Congo leader Felix Tshisekedi in Kinshasa on
Death toll rises in wake of Ivory Coast ethnic violence
Nine people have died and at least 84 injured in Beoumi, a small town in central Côte d’Ivoire, following ethnic
Mutharika’s final plea ahead of presidential elections
Saturday marked the final stretch campaign period in Malawi, with President Peter Mutharika addressing thousands of supporters in his Blantyre,
At least 15 killed in Mali floods
It is the beginning of the rainy season and the worst of the rain came down in a five-hour period
Guinea disqualified from Afcon, World Cup U-17 tournaments
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced that they will be implementing a series of hefty fines and bans on