US military airstrike kills thirteen terrorists in Somalia
The United States military said it killed 13 terrorists in an airstrike targeting an ISIS-Somalia encampment in the Golis Mountains
South Africa’s Electoral Commission conducting audit of vote
South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) said on Thursday it will urgently conduct an audit of results and votes in
Midfielder Teko Modise to retire at end of the season
South African midfielder Teko Modise announced his retirement from professional football. His current club, Cape Town City FC, confirmed the
Violence, conflicts responsible for 41 million internally displaced people
A record 41.3 million people were uprooted within their own countries last year due to conflicts and violence, data showed
Study finds Ethiopian textile workers are the world’s worst paid
Days after a damning report on low paid labourers, the Swedish fashion giant H&M says it’s committed to ensuring that
US urges Sudan’s military council to move towards civilian government
United States Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan urged Sudan’s transitional military council to move expeditiously toward a civilian-led interim
Mugabe’s tractors, trucks to be auctioned to pay off debts
Auctioneers announced on Thursday that vehicles and farm equipment belonging to a dairy farm of former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe will
UN secretary-general appoints five Africans among 17 SDGs advocates
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appointed 17 influential public figures, among them five Africans, as advocates of the Sustainable
Ruling party ANC takes early lead as vote counting continues
Results from nearly half of voting districts in South Africa’s election put the African National Congress on course to retain
‘South Sudan needs more than 6 months to form interim government’-President
South Sudan President Salva Kiir now says the formation of a unity government should be delayed by at least a