France calls for unconditional ceasefire in Libya
France has called for an unconditional ceasefire in Libya following a meeting between President Emmanuel Macron and United Nations-backed Libyan
Kenyan teachers transferred due to al-Shabaab threat
Kenya’s Teacher’s Service Commission has transferred primary tutors from two schools in the northeastern region following a recent al-Shabaab attack,
Twelve killed after clashes in DR Congo Ebola epicentre
12 people have been killed in clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Butembo city, which is one of the
Kenya plans to achieve sanitation targets by 2030
The Kenyan government said on Wednesday it expects to achieve its sanitation targets by 2030 in accordance with its vision.
16,195 Congolese refugees have arrived in Uganda since January 2019
Uganda has received some 16,195 new refugee arrivals from the Democratic Republic of Congo since January 2019, the United Nations
FIFA upholds Chelsea transfer ban
World football governing body FIFA on Wednesday rejected Chelsea FC’s appeal against a one-year transfer ban for breaking youth transfer
Zimbabwe central bank expects exchange rate convergence by July
Zimbabwe’s central bank governor said on Tuesday he expected the official exchange rate of a new currency to converge with
Niger to hold 3 days of mourning for 60 killed in tanker truck blast
Starting Wednesday, Niger is observing three days of mourning for 60 people who were killed in a tanker truck explosion
South Africans head to the polls in general elections
South Africans voted in the country’s parliamentary and provincial elections on Wednesday, with long queues winding around various polling stations
Deadline nears for DSD athletes hoping to compete at World Championships
Athletes with differences in sexual development (DSD) hoping to compete at the World Championships must submit to new rules curbing